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An individually brilliant album for the DovesThe Doves sophmore release, The Last Broadcast, bucks the traditional sophmore slump and takes it's place as a stunning version of Brit-pop. While not as dramatic, moody and brooding as the debut album, The Last Broadcast is definitely the Doves' chance to shine as songwriters and as musicians.In comparison to their earlier release, Lost Souls, The Last Broadcast is definitely a happier and more accessible album. What the album lacks in dark honesty, it makes over tenfold in perfect songwriting…
VERY DISAPPOINTINGI bought this album with my eyes closed (without listening to a single track, a big mistake) after falling in love with the group's first album "Lost souls". Guess I was expecting too much. The second album is nowhere close to the debute one! Such a disappointment! It lacks the "soul", it has no striking and memorable tunes at all, very monotonous and leaves the impression that the band was just in a rush rush to put out a new recording... Lost Souls was a milestone, this album is a step down. H…
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format: 1 x CD record label: Capitol Records catalog number: DPRO 7087 6 16967 2 1 release dates: Apr 29 2002 in United Kingdom view details |
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format: 1 x CD record label: Capitol Records catalog number: DPRO 7087 6 16967 2 1 release dates: Jun 4 2002 in United Kingdom view details |
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format: 1 x CD record label: Capitol Records catalog number: DPRO 7087 6 16967 2 1 release dates: Jun 4 2002 view details |
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format: 1 x CD record label: Toshiba EMI Japan release dates: Feb 3 2003 view details |
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