short reviews of albums you've already heard
I've been having a lucky streak when it comes to new music:
- Spoon – Ga Ga Ga Ga Ga
- It turns out that Joe Strummer faked his death. Thank goodness.
- Stars – In Our Bedroom After The War
- Every Stars song sort of sounds like it's being sung while staring passionately into someone's eyes as a mustachioed villain flourishes his cape in the wings and plots to destroy the Moulin Rouge. This may or may not be a problem.
- Travison Morrison – All Y'All
- The emerging consensus seems to be "almost as good as the Plan!" I'll take a dramatically iconoclastic approach and say that parts of it are just as good as the Plan, while others are not.
- The Cribs – Men's Needs, Women's Needs, Whatever
- Where were you guys when I was driving to the beach?
- The Polyphonic Spree – The Fragile Army
- They have more than one song now, and you should give it a listen.
SPECIAL BONUS SINGLE TRACK ANALOGIZING:
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Maritime – The Guns of Navarone
- Robert Pollard, polished with granulated sugar to a gleaming smoothness.
ALSO: WOXY's 32kbps aacPlus stream really does sound amazingly good in comparison to their 64kbps MP3 stream. iTunes can't play it, but VLC can.





Comments
Re: Stars. Most definitely NOT a problem.
Yeah, after spending some more time with it I'm inclined to agree. Still, I think these guys really would be great at writing musicals.