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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Very nice album,
This review is from: Moody Motorcycle (Audio CD)
I always hate giving reviews after listening to an album after only two days, but this is so very easy to like. I just wonder if I'm going to be listening to this a month from now? It just goes down so smooth, and easy, and is very pleasant, that I'm not sure that it's going to stick around for me or not. The albums that I constantly listen to are ones that usually unfold slowly for me, but there's some really nice songs on this album and it's consistent throughout, so I'd def recommend it !
Simon and Garfunkle, meets Iron & Wine, meets the Postal Service, if that makes any sense at all?
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
2.0 out of 5 stars
Great album, poor pressing,
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This review is from: Moody Motorcycle [Vinyl] (Vinyl)
This is one of the best albums of the last 10 years in my opinion. The only thing better than owning the CD was owning the vinyl I thought. I sent the first copy I got from Amazon back since it was warped and the distorted sound was very evident on the first song on side two. I got a second copy and it is the same way. I guess I should send it back for a refund but I haven't yet since it's a bit depressing to not be able to own the record on vinyl, even if it sounds bad the album art and wood grain coloring of the record itself are beautiful.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Retro-Folk Is Not a Good Enough Description,
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This review is from: Moody Motorcycle (MP3 Download)
I checked out this album first because of the cover art. It was simply too funny to let go. The first few songs were exactly what one might expect--very Sixties harmonies and rhythms--but the rest of the album reveals some real gems. Not only do these fellows have an excellent feel for retro-folk, not only have they nailed that Sxities sound, but they have an excellent sense of wit AND they are very accomplished musicians. The arrangements are surprisingly lush: The use of key instrumentation is used very effectively and, unsurprisingly, very subtly. The lyrics seem jaunty and blithe but are actually sharply poignant when not absurdly clever. One could easily listen to this album in the background with nary a thought but of pleasant tunes, but listening more closely reveals exceptional attention to sonic detail. Furthermore, musicianship is very high. I do not know which instruments are being played by whom, but it is all quite good.
I write very few reviews because, as a musician and avid music lover, few efforts truly stand out. Human Highway impresses me somewhat as a retro-modern XTC: They are gifted musicians with a solid understanding of idiom and, more important, a wicked good sense of humor. And the cover art is hilarious.
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