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Phoenix, It's Never Been Like That

Audio CD

Disk ID: 1432945

Disk length: 37m 37s (10 Tracks)

Original Release Date: 2006

Label: Unknown

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Tracks & Durations

1. Napoleon Says 3:27
2. Consolation prizes 3:17
3. Rally 3:20
4. Long distance call 3:21
5. One time too many 3:08
6. Lost and found 3:44
7. Courtesy laughs 3:00
8. North 3:18
9. Sometimes in the fall 5:05
10. Second to none 5:51

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Review

Warning: Even limited exposure to this French band's music is liable to turn the listener into a crazed zealot desperate to "just turn people on" to their music or to wander about aimlessly wondering aloud why they're not at least as well known as, say, Erlend Oye. The band's been relentlessly eclectic since they formed in the late '90s; they make hybrid music, an electronic-flavored rock that's impossible to describe without using up half a dozen hyphens in the process. It's their most straight-ahead, "rock"-sounding release, and if your first thought is that it wouldn't hurt if It's Never Been Like That had a little bit more of a cocaine disco unicorn vibe to it, give it another listen. This record is an effortless-sounding, mini-masterpiece that mixes art song elements with delightful retro-pop. And it's scary how simply and truly great it is--easily amongst the best albums of 2006. --Mike McGonigal

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It's Never Been Like That

Tracks: 10, Disk length: 37m 1s (-1m 24s)

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