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Q MagazineHalfway through... it becomes a directionless mess. [Jul 2004, p.113]
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Much of the time they sound like a 1973 youth club rock band.
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New Musical Express (NME)Their preoccupation with '70s British metal finds them wandering dangerously into gobilin-and-ghouls prog-rock territory. [5 Jun 2004, p.54]
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Alternative PressAmount[s] to little more than a facsimile of their forefathers. [Nov 2004, p.149]
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They seem like a garden-variety hard rock band, one that would have been generic and forgettable in 1974, and one that is generic and forgettable in 2004.
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Part of me likes that the Datsuns are 100% serious about doing their own thing, regardless of what the scene demands, but when their "thing" amounts to a heap of riffs leftover from the Carter administration, I can't get that excited.
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Their caveman take on 70s nostalgia-- simultaneously misguided and entirely too obvious-- renders them mostly forgettable and entirely ineffectual.
User score distribution:
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Positive: 11 out of 12
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Mixed: 0 out of 12
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Negative: 1 out of 12
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MikeV.Feb 7, 2008
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liamP-MJan 6, 2008
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MoTSep 8, 2005Agree with Andrew R. Loved the first album and this one just as much.