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Return To Cookie Mountain»rank: 4962par: TV on the Radio
Chroniques et points de vue:Amazon.ca:Their second album and first for lnterscope is almost wholly brilliant. Like Mogwai, Sigur Ros and a dozen others, TV0TR excels at making slowly-evolving tunes with vaguely anthemic choruses and lots of loud-soft dynamics. Unlike virtually any of those other bands, TV on the Radio mix a genuine and actual songwriting ability with their knack for finding sounds that appear to be 'new.' This record is crisper-sounding and incorporates more dance-based elements, but it's essentially a pop ... |
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Lol»rank: 14724par: Basshunter
Chroniques et points de vue:Amazon.ca:Their second album and first for lnterscope is almost wholly brilliant. Like Mogwai, Sigur Ros and a dozen others, TV0TR excels at making slowly-evolving tunes with vaguely anthemic choruses and lots of loud-soft dynamics. Unlike virtually any of those other bands, TV on the Radio mix a genuine and actual songwriting ability with their knack for finding sounds that appear to be 'new.' This record is crisper-sounding and incorporates more dance-based elements, but it's essentially a pop ... |
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Lost in Space»rank: 4781par: Aimee Mann
Chroniques et points de vue:From :Dividing her time between waging war on the music industry and writing sublime pop songs, Aimee Mann shows on her fourth solo album that she is equally adept at both. 'Let's hear it for guys like me,' she sings over the lilting rhythms and stylish guitar work of 'Guys Like Me.' Her case for toppling the corporate structure is airtight; just check her Web site for the latest bulletin. Her music, meanwhile, keeps getting better. The ... |
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Mellon Collie And The Infinite Sadness»rank: 5632par: The Smashing Pumpkins
Chroniques et points de vue: essential recording:Emotionally over-the-top pop extravaganzas like the string-swelling 'Tonight Tonight,' the Metallica-influenced alternative rock of 'Zero,' the techno via new wave of '1979'--the 28 songs on this swell two-disc album are as eclectic as their themes are epic and ambitious. Billy Corgan's thin whine isn't much of an instrument, but he makes the most of it by writing smart songs that take emotional chances that more-typical alt rockers would deem uncool. Pessimistic and feeling trapped but ... |
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Black And White Album»rank: 9489par: The Hives
Chroniques et points de vue: :lt's about time some authority finally declared the Hives the greatest live band in the world. And The Black and White Album, their third U.S. full-length, as a jaw-dropping facsimile of a band leaping and lurching live, three feet from your face. Big backing vocals, propulsive rhythms, and twin-guitar thickness, will have you convinced the Swedish quintet is playing live inside your head. Yes, the trope of 'Tick Tick Boom'--Black and White's first single--has come up in ... |
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Every Six Seconds»rank: 25905par: Saliva
Chroniques et points de vue:From :Saliva's heavy rock--with a dash of rap--is at once current and timeless, unlike many of the bands spawned by Korn and Limp Bizkit. This Memphis-bred bunch's powerful, diverse debut features a dozen lyrically and musically focused tracks from a band clearly possessed of strong chops and smart heads. Rangy singer Josey Scott's passionate delivery works well when matched with the chunky riffing of 'Musta Been Wrong,' the soaring, layered song's intensity balanced by shredding guitar. Every ... |
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First Impressions Of Earth»rank: 7395par: The Strokes
Chroniques et points de vue:From :Their prospects dangerously over-inflated by pundits who often hailed their debut as nothing short of rock-messianic, New York City's Strokes got a lesson in cynical rock-press dynamics when their biz-troubled, if similarly toned, '03 follow-up was dutifully dismissed as the proverbial sophomore slump. A lesser band might have been chastened by the experience; this one responds with a third album that positively bristles with energetic challenges. Revolving around a loose concept that allows songwriter/frontman Julian Casablancas ... |
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Peeping Tom»rank: 6136par: Peeping Tom
Chroniques et points de vue:From :Their prospects dangerously over-inflated by pundits who often hailed their debut as nothing short of rock-messianic, New York City's Strokes got a lesson in cynical rock-press dynamics when their biz-troubled, if similarly toned, '03 follow-up was dutifully dismissed as the proverbial sophomore slump. A lesser band might have been chastened by the experience; this one responds with a third album that positively bristles with energetic challenges. Revolving around a loose concept that allows songwriter/frontman Julian Casablancas ... |
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Mirrored»rank: 6301par: Battles
Chroniques et points de vue:From :Their prospects dangerously over-inflated by pundits who often hailed their debut as nothing short of rock-messianic, New York City's Strokes got a lesson in cynical rock-press dynamics when their biz-troubled, if similarly toned, '03 follow-up was dutifully dismissed as the proverbial sophomore slump. A lesser band might have been chastened by the experience; this one responds with a third album that positively bristles with energetic challenges. Revolving around a loose concept that allows songwriter/frontman Julian Casablancas ... |
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Audioslave»rank: 8584par: Audioslave
Chroniques et points de vue:From :The debut of thundering supergroup Audioslave--featuring members of Rage Against the Machine post-Zack de la Rocha with ex-Soundgarden singer Chris Cornell--is as much curio as fascinating blend of visions. Cornell might be outnumbered, but his unmistakable holler and nihilistic imagery ensure that Audioslave, the album, recalls early Soundgarden. That's especially true since de la Rocha took Rage's signature rap and politicking with him. Still, if this is Soundgarden, it's Soundgarden set to stun. Rage guitarist Tom ... |