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8 of 9 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
Just great music,
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This review is from: Love You Just the Same (Audio CD)
A livelier and equally genuine follow-up to their almost perfect album, South San Gabriel, Love You Just the Same is another piece of strong song-writing, singing, and good old rock and roll. Blends bitterness with country laziness, a sense that however angry any of this might make you, none of that will matter anyway. It will remind you of Uncle Tuppelo or the best Wilco, without being at all derivative. These guys are too good to be unknown, but they're probably not packaged commercially enough to get the kind of distribution their talent deserves. Centro-matic's strength is just great music.
3 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Incredible release,
By -doesnt matter- (Houston, TX. USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Love You Just the Same (Audio CD)
Centro-Matic certainly makes their own mark on American music. The first time I had heard centro-matic I was completely floored by their emotive sense of timing. The band members play well together, and their live performances show a sense of thoughfulness and maturity. Traces of these elements are exemplified on "Love You Just the Same". This is a very solid collection of songs and it merits many listens. The first month I had this album I listened to it almost every single day driving to and from work. In conclusion: buy it!
1 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
A really good album,
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This review is from: Love You Just the Same (Audio CD)
I first read of these guys in the Dallas Quick mini-newspaper and then heard them on an episode of 90.1 At Night (a program on the NPR affiliate here in Dallas).
After hearing "Flashes and Cables" and "Argonne Limit Co" on their website (go give them a listen...you can hear the whole song), I decided to pick up the album (always a gamble when you've only heard one or two songs). It was worth the risk. The album is beautiful. It's amazing these guys haven't blown up the charts yet.
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