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Brilliant Power Pop, Excellent RockOkay. First let me say that the lyrics are somewhat . . . basic; but I firmly believe they add a great amount of emotional color, particularly with his delivery, and his voice just keeps getting better. From the opening guitar shucking of "Standing On My Own Again" to the mid-tempo wind-down of "See a Better Day," there are some great effing tunes on this album. It's a step up from "Happiness in Magazines," a great record in its own right. The melodies and rhythms stay with you. At least, they stay with me. Enjoy.
Carbon-Copies AlbumThere are a few quality songs on "Love Travels at Illegal Speeds" but overall I was quite disappointed by the album.Where most artists tend to expand upon their sound, broaden their scope, and improve upon the originality of their songwriting, Graham Coxon appears to be going backwards. I wasn't exactly sure what the point of this album was, as the majority of the songs are merely carbon-copies of other artists' styles and genres; if I want to hear the Sex Pistols I will buy one of their cds, …
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format: 1 x CD record label: Parlophone catalog number: 094635051926 release dates: Mar 13 2006 in United Kingdom view details |
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