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Editorial Reviews
Having taken the time to fully piece together a dozen carefully crafted tracks, Dale Earnhardt Jr. Jr. barrels into 2011 with their first full-length album, It's a Corporate World. A project that started without expectations may suddenly have to contend with some, but by throwing aesthetic limitations out the window, Dale Earnhardt Jr. Jr. have allowed for the creation of the unexpected and a seemingly limitless future.
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Format:MP3 Music|Amazon Verified Purchase
Even though their name made me think of NASCAR there was no such background noise. Refreshing sound that got better with each listening.
By andrew milad
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Arrived quickly. Pretty great album. Great musicians redefining Detroit. There are other great tracks besides Simple Girl, the presumed hit.
By D. Reed
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Had a chance to see Jr Jr at ACL 2011 this year so in advance of the show, I bought the album after sampling a few tracks on Amazon and I was not disappointed. The album sounds great and well, it sounds a little like several other bands all mixed together. I hear a little Beach Boys, Animal Collective, Simon and Garfunkel, Beck, Beatles, Grizzly Bear and several others that I cant quite put my finger on but either way, they sound great and leave me wanting to hear more. As for seeing them live, for me, they were the highlight of Day 3 of the Austin City Limits Festival. Album highlights: Morning Thought, Skeletons, When I Open My Eyes, If it Wasn't you, The Fishermen. Again, on the whole, the album is great. If you get a chance, get the album and go check them out.
By Nova
Format:MP3 Music
Every song on the album is pure summer goldenness. The guitars and smooth vocals seem to be the base for what all the songs are written around. But they throw in the glockenspiel (love it!), and other cool effects. Definitely an indie vibe and that's what I like best when the sun comes out. This really is a must-have. I hope I can find an awesome outdoor concert of theirs this summer. Until then, I'm playing this album at the beach!!
1 of 2 people found the following review helpful
By I_am_Sancho
Format:Audio CD|Amazon Verified Purchase
This album is a classic. Stunning musicianship, great songs and the production blasts the whole package into outer space, forever to orbit the Earth's airwaves. These guys will probably inspire as many people to become musicians as they will frustrate musicians into becoming accountants. They make it sound so easy...sure sign of genius!
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By SiN
Format:MP3 Music
The reviewer for this album had it spot on when he said it sounded like a mix between Beck and other such indie gods...
This album is introspective, retrospective, and progressive all at once.
Each song flows directly into the other with great propensity and deep meaning.
I would highly recommend this album for anyone who is a fan of indie pop awesomenessocitylynessness
This album is introspective, retrospective, and progressive all at once.
Each song flows directly into the other with great propensity and deep meaning.
I would highly recommend this album for anyone who is a fan of indie pop awesomenessocitylynessness
