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u guys are posting way too many vids.. kind of devalues the importance of the really good ones.. case in point-- im not gonna watch any of the vids on the front page right now cuz i cant decide which one is worth my PRECIOUS, PRECIOUS time (that was a joke, but seriously)..
hollar.
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Kind of feel like this track is a step backwards, whereas "Broke up the time" felt like it had some new energy infused into it. I'll give it some more listens, but this feels like a song designed to be a pop single, which is not playing to their strengths IMO.
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digging it.
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By 'pop single' do you mean 'pop single from late 1980s'?
Not as raucous as 'Crash' or 'Broke Up The Time' but still bloody good.
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This is the best thing they're released in a while. SInce the kate bush cover.
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Slow to get to this one - shame as this band always makes me smile. This is one of the better meta-videos I've seen, very clever take on the video-about-making-the-video trope. Catchy tune, too.
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Solid this track. Recently remixed and available at RCRD LBL for download. Check it out at www.hip2besquare.net.
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