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This review is from: Two Thousand (Audio CD)
it's a wonderful dream soundtrack with the ocean and intrigue and scary clowns and michael jackson and exotic lovers. yes - lots of exotic lovers. with shiny guitars. and very white teeth.
the french kicks' best yet, indeed.
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This review is from: Two Thousand (Audio CD)
I never write reviews for anything, but I think this one deserves it. I am a fan of every French Kicks cd, but I honestly think this one is quite possibly their best effort yet. Each track is so original, and they have only gotten better since their last cd. I don't think there are any songs that should be skipped; this is really a great cd - if you like their other albums buy this for sure!
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Best of 2006: A great discovery!,
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This review is from: Two Thousand (Audio CD)
That's what French Kicks have been for me in 2006: a great discovery, and an act that I am surprised about in terms of how little known they are yet (if you are not sure of that, consider the fact that -as of this writing- there were only two other reviews about this album that came out several months ago).
When I first heard them, Canadians The Arcade Fire came to mind immediately. They have a similar sound, indeed. But it doesn't stop there. Some of those who approach French Kicks also find them to sound like early U2 (specially their guitar sound). What I like most about them is that they don't stick to conventions and they set out to explore their own sound, which sets them apart in today's world of music "sound-alikes". There's not a single song in "Two Thousand" that is better than the others, but if I were to pick one that I love (one that represents their sound well), it would be "England Just Will Not Let You Recover".
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