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No Disassemble

Slow Runner (Artist)

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Audio CD (January 24, 2006)
Original Release Date: January 24, 2006
Number of Discs: 1
Label: Red Int / Red Ink
ASIN: B000CPH9W0

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Amazon.com Sales Rank: #96,537 in Music (See Bestsellers in Music)

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Track Listings

1. No Disassemble

2. Break Your Mama's Back

3. The Sea Is Never Full

4. Everything Is Exactly What It Seems

5. You're In Luck

6. Happy

7. Streamlined

8. 12.19.03

9. Redneck Bar

10. Class Of '86

11. Don't Let Them See Me Like This

12. Moody Suburban Teenage Love Song

13. Unlisted

Editorial Reviews

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Here's a list of the bands that will be name-checked in this review, or should be, just to get it out of the way: Thom Yorke, the Eels, Rufus Wainwright, the Wrens, Pinback, and Ben Folds. Slow Runner revolves around Michael Flynn, a keyboard-pounding frontdude who notably won a John Lennon Songwriting Scholarship. He sounds quite a bit like Yorke and his songs tend to have a lot in common with Wainwright and Folds, but the band flesh out arrangements interestingly enough to where this sounds like a mix tape of three or four bands. It's a strong debut, with lyrics that are self-deprecating but not overly so, and they're smart ("my loneliness is so refined it's streamlined"). It's nothing to totally lose your cool about but definitely a worthy soundtrack to late night driving while lost or something equally moody and chill. –Mike McGonigal