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Birds & Cages [+digital booklet]

Deas VailMP3 Download
5.0 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (11 customer reviews)


  • This version contains: 12 songs and 1 digital booklet
  • Original Release Date: October 23, 2009
  • Format - Music: MP3, Digital Booklet PDF
  • Compatible with MP3 Players (including with iPod®), iTunes, Windows Media Player
 
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  Title Time Price  
  1. The Things You Were 4:58 Not Available
  2. Growing Pains 3:57 Not Available
  3. Excuses 3:18 Not Available
  4. Cages 5:08 Not Available
  5. Birds 4:51 Not Available
  6. Tell Me 0:48 Not Available
  7. Dance In Perfect Time 3:28 Not Available
  8. Sunlight 4:08 Not Available
  9. Puzzles And Pieces 2:51 Not Available
10. The Great Physician 3:39 Not Available
11. The Leaper 4:02 Not Available
12. Atlantis 4:51 Not Available
  Digital Booklet: Birds & Cages n/a Album Only  
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9 of 10 people found the following review helpful
Absolutely Incredible October 28, 2009
By j0rd4n
Format:MP3 Download|Amazon Verified Purchase
This album is nothing short of absolutely amazing and maybe one of my best musical purchases in years. I found "All the Houses Look the Same" by accident and immediately fell in love with this group. "Birds & Cages" sealed the deal for Deas Vail being one of my all time favorites. I can't give this album enough stars. The vocals and lyrics are outstanding. What gets me most is the beautiful harmony in the vocals between the lead singer and the female band member which makes an appearance in many of the songs. The songs are also much more dynamic and complex than Houses.

A must have!
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14 of 18 people found the following review helpful
By S. Buck
Format:MP3 Download
I've been a huge fan of Deas Vail since discovering them nearly 2 years ago. The best way to describe them would be this: indie pop-infused rock with soaring and haunting melodies sung by one of the best vocalists in rock. Having seen them three times in concert, I can say that they're far better live than most bands are in the studio with the benefit of editing, autotune, etc.

The new album is, hands down, one of the best albums I've ever bought, let alone in 2009. They've taken their music to a new level. The tunes are full of earworms (tunes you can't out of your head). As one blogger put it, "Deas Vail is one of the few bands who can take pop/rock music and force the listener to apply 'beautiful' to it as an adjective." If that sounds appealing to you, "Birds and Cages" should be the first thing you purchase.

Put it this way: I'm a huge U2 fan, but on every one of their albums, I usually end up skipping past at least half the songs. Not with Deas Vail. Deas Vail has made an album where every single song is something that 99% of other bands can never match.

As for the individual members: Wes Blaylock (the lead singer) is just as jaw-dropping with his soaring vocal pyrotechnics, and his wife Laura (keyboardist) is featured more often in some very lovely vocal duos. Andy Moore (guitar) is constantly pushing the envelope with different sounds and effects. Kelsey Harelson's drumming rarely just keeps a steady beat; instead, he manages, in song after song, to use the offbeats in a way that propels the music forward and gives it a sense of mission and urgency. Finally, Justin Froning's energetic bass playing rounds out the band nicely.
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
Toe-tapping good March 12, 2010
Format:MP3 Download|Amazon Verified Purchase
I saw these guys in concert before I knew them. They're excellent, but I didn't think of buying the album until I saw this uh-mazing deal. $2 for all this? It's a no-brainer. My personal favorites are "Excuses," "The Leaper," and "Dance In Perfect Time."
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Amazing!
So I follow Relient K on twitter and they were saying their friends Deal Vail's album came out and can get it at Amazon for $1.99. Read more
Published 21 months ago by msflamingo
Awesome (great deal)
I love Deas Vail, awesome album. I saw that the album was going for only $5 on the Deas Vail FB page and couldn't pass it up. Thanks guys!
Published 21 months ago by Matt S
Never even heard of these people before.
I played an online game that got me a whopping $6.50 Amazon gift card. So one day, out of random chance, I happened to see this album on sale for $2.00. Read more
Published on April 27, 2010 by Blake Wilson
AWESOME!!!!
I bought this cd through download when it was the deal of the day for $1.99. I had herd of the band, and was a huge fan of their song shoreline, so i was really excited that the cd... Read more
Published on March 22, 2010 by Antoni E. Walker
Where have these guys been all my life?
I bought this today due to the great price of $1.99 and to the great reviews all over the interweb. I've listened to most of it twice through, and it's a powerful album in all the... Read more
Published on March 11, 2010 by Annyong
Well Produced Album
Birds & Cages is more polished and better produced than their earlier works, which doesn't necessarily make it better. Songwriting is excellent and the musicianship is top notch.
Published on March 7, 2010 by Jonathan Felchlin
Absolutely amazing!!!!!
I first heard of Deas Vail a few months ago when our local Christian radio station played one of their songs. Read more
Published on November 12, 2009 by Michael Davis
Best Album Yet!
Deas Vail's best album yet! Also, everyone in the band is hot. Hot like hot chocolate and Justin Froning is a savory marshmallow floating in a sea of sugary goodness.
Published on October 27, 2009 by Cody Bunton
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