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Sidewalk Safari by Chairlift from Something (2012)
Richard
said: This is great, particularly the unusual instrumentation. Best track on the album by quite some distance, but definitely not another 'Bruises'.
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Take It Out On Me by Chairlift from Something (2012)
Richard
said: If you're looking for 'something' pop friendly and prettily sung then this is probably the right direction for you, but if you're looking for 'something' adventurous in your music, stay clear. Caroline Polachek is as pretty as the flowers in the field, but the instrumentation, besides the first album track 'Sidewalk Safari', is positively pedestrian. Does 'something' inspire me? Not a chance.
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The Lion's Roar by First Aid Kit from The Lion's Roar (2012)
Richard
said: Bob Dylan would be a proud admirer of this charming folk-pop, country-tinged, winding guitar music, sung by two pretty Swedish girls with US accents, currently very popular in the UK. Good music, strange combinations, wicked arrangements. The next track's called 'Emmylou', so I'm already thinking Emmylou Harris - yet more Dylan references, but why not?
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The Food (live) by Common from Be (2005)
Richard
said: Now I'm bored... Eight tracks in and its the same beat, vocals, no particular choons. Maybe I need to aclimatise by listening to the whole thing four hundred times? Deceived again.
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