Been listening to these two songs a lot, so I figured I'd give it a quick little write up.
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Whoa never heard of these songs before, gotta check this
Very good review
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Definitely dude. I was blown away when I found it. And thanks.
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This is more of a single than an EP but I do love these songs and this is a nice review. Pos
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Yeah. It's a single, but these songs aren't anywhere else, so I think it's essential for Elliott fans. Especially since this is a somewhat different side of him.
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Good review man. I've never actually listened to any Elliott Smith, but this is as good a time as any to start.
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sweet never checked this, better jam
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Thanks, dh. I'd suggest just jamming his albums chronologically if I were you.
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Okay, great. That's what I'll go for.
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nice rev pos these are two good tunes
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Thanks Tom Tom. Had a feeling you'd find your way here, haha.
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my elliott pager was buzzing matey ;]
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Album Rating: 3.5
division day is one of my favorite elliott songs
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It's getting there for me.
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Album Rating: 4.0
Like most of Elliott's songs, Division Day has this subtle context in addition to songs impartial nature which makes it really interesting. While Elliott's lyrics encapsulate his need for perfection, he is also explaining his alienation when he goes and visits his hometown, Portland, Ore. While visiting he is struck by this resentment 'fans' seem have for him, seeming him as a sellout for moving to Los Angeles. The song itself is partially named after Division Street, where many of his earlier days living there took place. But overall, it's a prime example of Elliott's gift for allegory and in general captures his personality at that point in his life really well. Also, great review man. Pos~
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True statement, and thanks man.
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Good review for a great little single.
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Thanks man. As far as singles that were only released as singles, this could be my favorite ever.
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Well slap me and call me Sally I haven't even listened to No Name #6. Good write up man. Thanks for spreading the gospel of our lord and savior Elliott Smith
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Ulric! I feel honored that your first comment was on my review. Thanks, buuuud.
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