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Fever & Mirrors

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If you've never heard of Bright Eyes, then Fevers and Mirrors is definately the first album you should buy. The import is even better, though more expensive. It includes two extra tracks, which tops off a great cd with some of my favorite Bright Eyes songs like the Movement of a Hand, Haligh Haligh I Lie Haligh, and A Song to Pass The Time. Even the import cover and liner notes are a fun change. And if you are a complete Bright Eyes fanatic like I am, then you will definately want to buy this CD. It's one of my, if not the only, favorite Bright Eyes albums. It combines eerily chill and expressive lyrics and beats, with Bright Eyes' passionate, almost raging feelings that everyone will love. So really, if you enjoy great lyrics and amazing music, and have any human feelings at all, then you will love this album.

This was the first Bright Eyes cd that I bought and I wasn't let down. I love how the cd booklet is in both Kanji(Japanese) and English. The extra money is worth it. All the art is awesome. And I have nothing else to say except to buy this cd.

this album is one of few that expreses the most beautiful imagry. we all are in the same boat when it comes to living and living with our own hardships. this poetic album is a great display of some of the best from bright eyes. we all find examples of the contents from connors words and can empathise as well as feel his breath in our throughts, when he gasps for air after a long bar of music.it brings goosebumps to your skin and tears to your eyes. if you havent heard anything by them i would suggest beggining with this album, not that it matters but this is a review of this album.