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Sepstrup
February 15th 2007


1567 Comments


I watched Lord of War last night. I found it meh, but the soundtrack was excellent. Glory Box played while two half-naked girls were dancing. It's such an incredible song.

Oblivioncry
March 15th 2007


602 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

i listened to this album in the library just out of curiosty and started with roads



the next two hour i was sitting in this sofa and listing this album,



great album and worthy review



roady and glorybox are really high class

Apocalyptic Raids
April 12th 2007


810 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

love this album

jeremologyy
June 2nd 2007


294 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

this album is a lasting favorite of mine.



i recommend:



mysterons

it could be sweet

roads

biscuit

glory box ***

PaperCities
June 2nd 2007


199 Comments


I need this.

Shadowed Reflection
December 25th 2007


275 Comments

Album Rating: 5.0

HAHAHA DISREGARD THAT

Great album

Altmer
April 29th 2008


5711 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

no. this album is not boring.



Mysterons is the best song probably. amazing shit.This Message Edited On 04.29.08

Dis_Con_Nec_Ted
June 10th 2008


5098 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

[quote=]The album only has one flaw - it dips in the middle. Mysterons and Glory Box are both amazing. Sour Times and It Could Be Sweet, also. But, while there's nothing wrong with tracks 5 through 9, they don't stand up to what's around them.[/quote]

Roads is classic dude.

cometuesday
June 10th 2008


959 Comments

Album Rating: 5.0

The whole album is just so damn good.

MrKite
July 10th 2008


5020 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

It Could Be Sweet is easily the worst song. It`s not bad but it`s just kind of boring. That`s the only problem with this album.

Dis_Con_Nec_Ted
July 15th 2008


5098 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

MrKite, who's that in your avatar? looks kinda like the same guy that musicofficial is sporting.

MrKite
July 15th 2008


5020 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

i`m pretty sure it is the same guy if i remember his avatar correctly. william burroughs.

Electric City
July 15th 2008


15756 Comments


there is no musicofficial what are you guys talking about

marc420
October 6th 2008


1 Comments


Quote:
The album only has one flaw - it dips in the middle. Mysterons and Glory Box are both amazing. Sour Times and It Could Be Sweet, also. But, while there's nothing wrong with tracks 5 through 9, they don't stand up to what's around them



wrong very very wrong, your review was good up until this point then it crashed and burned

roads is by far the best song portishead have by a long shot not just my opinion its common sense. go look at the live in ny on youtube listen to the crowd at the start of it and also at the end of the song

clearly you forgot to highlight and praise one of the greatest songs of all times due to your lack of music ears

its like reviewing blood sugar sex and forgetting to metion under the bridge, blasphemy!
This Message Edited On 10.06.08

Sabottheory
November 8th 2008


355 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

I hate the singer and Mezzanine beats this in any way ^^ but Pedestal and some parts of Biscuit are stil amazing.

AtavanHalen
January 10th 2009


17919 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

Back into this, very very much so.

I can't get over Glory Box.

RevengeSoldier
January 10th 2009


308 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

I'm probably going to get glassed, but I prefer this to Mezzanine.

Avirov
January 12th 2009


1206 Comments


Anyone else dislike/hate "It's A Fire"?

irishmanshibby
January 21st 2009


355 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

Pedestal is Awesome. This album is Awesome.

Sabottheory
February 27th 2009


355 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

Avirov: Yes, me. It isn't bad, but by far the worst track on Dummy.



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