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Meek Warrior

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This cd can't even compare to Akron/Family's self-titled debut, but that's not to say it's horrible. Some of the songs have grown on me and if you're a fan of this band, I'd recommend trying it out. They become a lot more experimental and sound like they just recorded themselves jamming on this album.

One would almost gloss over every band who claims themselves a quasi-religious/indie-experimental band. This is not one of those you should skip.

Every track on this album is virtually flawless and brings you on journeys you would have only guessed would have happened in your LSD-stated 1960's conciousness. Perhaps "Meek Warrior" only brings it out in us.

great, if short ep, more experimental than some of their other stuff, it does sound as if they just recorded themselves jamming, but thats not necessarily a bad thing. this ones my personal favorite, but not the best place to start with akron/family's music. some of the songs have harsh, feedback parts that might not sit well with some fans of this type of music, but again, i think it fits well.fans of more "out there" folk will enjoy this, others should buy their self titled full length. see them live, they will even let you tape their live shows.

After a genius first album, Meek Warrior has ended up as a lot of hippie-babble... it may work if you are on psychedelic drugs, but this is just boring.