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12-06-2010, 09:08 PM | #44 (permalink) |
killedmyraindog
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I just watched these guys get bashed for what I assume was being soulless. In the words of a famous sailor "thats all I can stands, I can't stands no more."
Leave it to the musically sloppy to not have artsy-ambiance shoved into their slobbering mugs and decree something as soulless. I see them all too often portrayed as something your mother can listen to. Maybe thats so, but whats that got to do with the music. This is a band endorsed by Prince. Your mother, by the way, also listens to Prince. I think what throws people is that, vocally, they can land somewhere between Matchbox 20 and Savage Garden. Thats valid, they don't sound like a perverted sex midget, Anglo-Saxon poltergeists, or the grave-gargling cookie monsters. If you're walking past someone you might confuse them for Disco or Under the Influence of Giants but I think the song-writing is on par with early police and they have a little James Brown in them. The drummer could get some flavor, but I love the twin guitars and the bass player knows how to sell a song. So what the hell is wrong with these guys?
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06-20-2012, 07:45 AM | #47 (permalink) | |
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If I Never See Your Face Again is probably their best moment.
Kind of a one-note band, though. Not a huge fan. Adam Levine's voice is annoying.
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06-22-2012, 01:51 PM | #49 (permalink) |
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Gah, anything off of Songs About Jane, It Won't Be Soon Before Long, or even Hands All Over. I'm not a big fan of Overexposed, it lacks what their past albums had. Hands All Over was a stepping stone to where they are in terms of the poppyness (poppiness?) that they've reached with Overexposed, but I love Hands All Over. They've just got the technique down to making good, catchy music, and I can't blame them for that, but I'll probably stick to their first three albums more than Overexposed.
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