The Vines, Vision Valley - 1h 14m

Tracks & Durations

1. Anysound	1:55
2. Nothin's Comin'	2:00
3. Candy Daze	1:40
4. Vision Valley	2:42
5. Don't Listen To The Radio	2:10
6. Gross Out	1:18
7. Take Me Back	2:42
8. Going Gone	2:44
9. Fuk Yeh	1:58
10. Futuretarded	1:47
11. Dope Train	2:36
12. Atmos	1:50
13. Spaceship	8:39
14. DATA	39:51

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Review

Nearly doomed by frontman Craig Nicholls's erratic behavior--which resulted in a penchant for engaging in onstage violence with his band mates, coping with a debilitating McDonald's addiction, and generally acting like a doped-up donkey (later diagnosed, according to the band's label, as a rare form of mental illness called Asperger's Syndrome)--the Vines are seemingly back on track with their third album. Having shaken the "Australian Strokes" tag, the group is free to fully indulge its Nirvana/Beatles amalgam, moving from compact, rocket-fueled garage rockers like "Gross Out" and the self-defeating "Don't Listen to the Radio," to more relaxed fare, such as the Bowie-esque closer, "Spaceship." But for all the ups and downs, there's still something contrived about them (maybe it has to do with idiotic jingles like "Futuretarded"), making Vision Valley a nice place to visit but hardly somewhere you would want to dwell. --Aidin Vaziri

Other Versions

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Vision Valley

Tracks: 14, Disk length: 47m 1s (-27m 1s)

Vision Valley

Tracks: 14, Disk length: 34m 38s (-40m 38s)

Vision Valley

Tracks: 13 (-1 tracks), Disk length: 32m 1s (-42m 1s)

Vision Valley

Tracks: 13 (-1 tracks), Disk length: 31m 36s (-43m 36s)

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