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This is a really good album. Don't be misled by the "We" because 'they' are a one-man-band, somehow producing this wonderful sound and fantastic harmonies - now, if there were two of them . . . . .
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drb
Posted on Jan 15, 2008
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In what might be a subtle update of "It's My Party" (and I'll Cry If I Want To), the singular bedroom rocker with the plural name We Were Pirates sings sweetly to a slow indie rock beat, exhorting party-goers: "Everybody in this whole damn place get on the floor / 'cause we're not leaving 'til everybody gets down." So why don't we believe him when he says everyone's having a great time at this party? The emotional tone is flat and sad, a cousin to the ironic tone adopted by The Bloodhound Gang when they mumbled Parliament-Funkadelic lyrics. There's snacks and drinks and games... so why don't We Were Pirates sound like they're having fun?
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signalstation
Posted on Mar 18, 2008
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Nice background beats. Relaxing music, and a voice that just makes you want to listen. The lyrics are simple, yet intricate. Good for occasional listeners, but be warned, you may get hooked!
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masterpastry
Posted on May 11, 2008
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This song is one of those great painful ballads. It's a thoughtful look at the collector type of lover - not the person who wants you for you, but another notch on her lipstick case. Touches on unrequited love and is nicely and remarkably mellow for the subject matter.
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colddaye
Posted on May 3, 2008
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This is actually really encouraging to me.
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liliath
Posted on Apr 19, 2008
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