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"Let's Fuck" is even better than the title suggests. "You Think It's Wrong" is the right direction in all ways. Remer develops the mood of a sensitive song with a lilting melody and an optimistic attitude, plus the multi-tracked choruses at the end... beautiful. ... This [CD] is less a statement of what has already been accomplished, and more a hint of what is to come; the artists are not emphasizing the irony of "The Very Best," but rather the promise of "So Far." --Urban Folk magazine
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The debut CD from Antifolk group Elastic No-No Band. Mixing humor, pop culture references, stories about real characters, and a smidgen of bad taste, Elastic No-No Band inhabits the creative terrain between alt-rock folkies Violent Femmes and New York smartasses The Moldy Peaches. Includes "Run-DMC."
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"Let's Fuck" is even better than the title suggests. "You Think It's Wrong" is the right direction in all ways. Remer develops the mood of a sensitive song with a lilting melody and an optimistic attitude, plus the multi-tracked choruses at the end... beautiful. ... This [CD] is less a statement of what has already been accomplished, and more a hint of what is to come; the artists are not emphasizing the irony of "The Very Best," but rather the promise of "So Far." --Urban Folk magazine
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The debut CD from Antifolk group Elastic No-No Band. Mixing humor, pop culture references, stories about real characters, and a smidgen of bad taste, Elastic No-No Band inhabits the creative terrain between alt-rock folkies Violent Femmes and New York smartasses The Moldy Peaches. Includes "Run-DMC."
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