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Two-Headed Boy
February 18th 2007


4527 Comments

Album Rating: 3.5

Go for Time Stops, Six Days at the Bottom of the Ocean and Your Hand In Mine.

Wizard
February 18th 2007


20517 Comments

Album Rating: 3.5

Thanks Two Headed Boy!

IsItLuck?
Emeritus
February 18th 2007


4957 Comments

Album Rating: 3.5 | Sound Off

I just picked up this CD with the bonus CD with the remixes. It's fantastic. I'm really liking the piano work involved with this.

IsItLuck?
Emeritus
February 18th 2007


4957 Comments

Album Rating: 3.5 | Sound Off

Oh and the artwork is fantastic.

Stalusk
February 20th 2007


130 Comments


Good review. I've liked the two or three tracks I've heard, it seems to be an acquired taste for most people.

JonM
February 21st 2007


18 Comments

Album Rating: 3.5

Great review, good album.

IsItLuck?
Emeritus
February 22nd 2007


4957 Comments

Album Rating: 3.5 | Sound Off

Yeah I agree Iai (did I just say that?) I think I rated this too high off of my first two listens.

IsItLuck?
Emeritus
February 22nd 2007


4957 Comments

Album Rating: 3.5 | Sound Off

Seriously, no, a lot of your album rating and and reasoning to it are seriously different than mine. One of the few things I do agree on with your taste is that OK Computer rules and eMOTIVE not so much.

trustxdialect
February 22nd 2007


1502 Comments


Uh, maybe because OK Computer does rule.

Two-Headed Boy
February 24th 2007


4527 Comments

Album Rating: 3.5

Dissapointment, but good nevertheless.



They really sucked on Conan.

IsItLuck?
Emeritus
February 24th 2007


4957 Comments

Album Rating: 3.5 | Sound Off

in what aspect did they suck two headed boy?

Two-Headed Boy
February 24th 2007


4527 Comments

Album Rating: 3.5

It sounded weak and thin.

grungeguy88
February 25th 2007


788 Comments

Album Rating: 3.0

The great moments on this album are too few and too scattered. I think I might try one of their earlier albums though.

BlindGuy1012
March 2nd 2007


252 Comments

Album Rating: 3.5

Yeah it doesn't ever seem to really grab your attention as much as other post rock I listen to.



I really enjoyed the piano in "What Do You Go Home To?" though.

FreshCoffee
March 17th 2007


22 Comments


I saw them last night, and they only played two songs off of the new album, "Catastrophe and the Cure" and "So Long, Lonesome". I'm not complaining, the new album is good but their previous 2 LPs are so much better. Killer live show as well, one of the best I've ever seen... but maybe I'm just biased because they're my favorite band.

Intransit
March 17th 2007


2797 Comments

Album Rating: 3.5

This was my first foray into EitS, and not being able to compare it to their previous releases is probably why I have it rated this high. I've been meaning to check out The Earth is not a Cold Dead World for a while, and this gives me some incentive.

trustxdialect
March 17th 2007


1502 Comments


This is pretty excellent. It doesn't match up to Earth, but it's great. What Do You Go Home To? is beautiful.

Wyko
April 13th 2007


150 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

My favorite Explosions release after The Earth Is Not A Cold Dead Place, although I haven't checked out The Rescue and How Strange, Innocence yet.

camelworm
April 30th 2007


6 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

This is definitely a great album. I love "Welcome, Ghosts" and "Catastrophe and the Cure". I still think The Earth is a Cold Dead Place is their best, but this is amazing.

Justanothernimrod
May 22nd 2007


478 Comments

Album Rating: 3.5

pretty much agree with this, over the last year explosions have become my favourite band outside of Converge, but this record just doesn't sit right when you have 'the truth' and 'the earth' to go back to and love all over again xo



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