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The Bends for the noughtiesI can't believe that Elbow are so unknown. I only bought "Cast of Thousands", their second album, when I heard one track ("Fallen Angel") on a movie soundtrack, and then was hooked. "Leaders of the Free World", their third album, is even better.While Cast of Thousands was mostly pretty mellow, Leaders of the Free World mixes very touching emotional moments with some good crunching rock, often in the same song! Listen to "Station Approach", as an example. A superbly-layered slowly building-then…
What happened?This by no means is a bad record. Its just not the Elbow that I was expecting. If you follow from Asleep in the Back to Cast of Thousands, there is a progression of sound. This record just doesnt follow the Elbow sound that I like, I guess. I really like the last track. I know it's only about a minute or so, but it's got alot of feeling. Im really curious as to where they will go from here. Hopefully a little more experimental than this record.
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format: 1 x CD catalog number: 63881-27298-2 DISC 1 release dates: Feb 21 2006 view details |
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format: 1 x CD release dates: Sep 27 2005 in United States view details |
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