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An album as vital and as edgy as anything they’ve ever done.
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There is no commercial slant on this music, but it's more relevant than anyone dared expect.
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Despite Our Differences... is both the most commercially viable and the most focused and energized that the Indigo Girls have sounded in a decade.
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This is the Indigo Girls at their best.
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UncutIt's a world away from their introspective acoustic work... but [Producer Mitchell] Froom's airbrushed studiocraft... suits their well-crafted songs. [Apr 2007, p.105]
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Q MagazineDespite Our Differences bustles with invention, righteous anger and the typically sunshine harmonies. [Apr 2007, p.120]
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Their distinctive differences as songwriters (Emily Saliers is soft and spiritual, Amy Ray punk rock and raw) are often complementary, but sometimes the songs cry out for more input from the other.
User score distribution:
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Positive: 6 out of 8
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Mixed: 1 out of 8
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Negative: 1 out of 8
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wendygJan 13, 2007
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DonnaDec 15, 2006This is their best yet. You are missing out if you don't get it. They are re-vitalized.
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AndrewRDec 15, 2006