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Broken Social Scene
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| thunder | I briefly checked this disc out-- fucking weird but wicked. is anyone else digging on this band? - Wed, 4 Jun 2003 9:58pm | ||
| [email protected] | I liked their new cd, I didn't find it weird though... - Wed, 4 Jun 2003 11:50pm | ||
| Anonymous | I've heard the single, and it hasn't quite grown on me... That doesn't mean i don't like it. - Thu, 5 Jun 2003 1:59am | ||
| ho hum | i really like it. what's the single? i like "anthems for a seventeen-year-old girl" and "stars and sons" best so far. it's unique in its variety certainly- it goes all over the place, like it was ten different bands. that's brave and cool. - Thu, 5 Jun 2003 3:29am | ||
| [+} User Info... | are we talking about "you forgot it in people"? in my opinion, this is one of the most meticulously produced albums of this year. the horn sections and noise tracks are stunning. the bands comprehension of the grooves involved in making each track is far beyond their years. the drums aren't ALWAYS playing 4/4 time; a welcome and fresh change. broken social scene, although i dislike their choice in a band name, have created a piece of truly listenable material. with their provacative lyrics and tasteful rythms & melodies, BSS are on the forefront of a new wave of music, music that is finally diverging from the sea of easy listening. their music is challenging for some listeners.. but for those with open ears, the music is a welcome change. - Sun, 22 Jun 2003 1:16am | ||
| Anonymous | .... but did you like it? - Sun, 22 Jun 2003 5:06pm | ||
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