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Beirut- The Flying Club Cup
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| Hang the DJ User Info... |  If you haven't listened to Beirut yet, you should. http://www.beirutband.com Music will instantly start to play. You'll probably hear "Postcards from Italy" first. Skip ahead to "Elephant Gun" and then "Mount Wroclai" (after you've listened to postcards from Italy, of course). "Scenic world" comes before that, but it's the version off the Lon Gisland EP which isn't as good as the one on the Gulag Orkestar album. OR http://www.myspace.com/beruit Unfortunately they don't have the same songs posted as they did before. The best song to listen to would be Elephant Gun, and then Nantes... Sunday Smile I don't really like that much. I'd recommend just going to the real website. You might recognize "Postcards from Italy" from a Dove commercial. If you think this music is weird or something, well.. I used to dislike Beirut, and then I left Canada for a bit, and became crazy for this kind of sound. If you can get a hold of the Gulag Orkestar album, I strongly recommend it. It's extremely good! Thanks so much for reading my shitty-ass review. Love, the Deej - Wed, 7 Nov 2007 3:55pm | ||
| Hang the DJ User Info... | I listened to the new cd again, and again.. and again.. and now I like it more than I did before. I just needed to get used to the difference. I recommend it. Does anyone here actually like Beirut? No.. - Mon, 19 Nov 2007 10:45pm | ||
| MindlessMikeyJay User Info... | Im gonna go with no - Thu, 22 Nov 2007 11:40pm | ||
| Hang the DJ User Info... | Well that sucks... - Tue, 4 Dec 2007 11:34pm | ||
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