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Complete and utter filth from start to finish, and that's as high a compliment as we can bestow on an album.
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Say hello to the future of electrofilthsoulhop.
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Yes, this is a funny record, but it's not a comedy record; Har Mar has an acrobatic voice that rivals pretty much any male in R&B today, and he writes some genuinely catchy, sticky melodies that lots of other acts would kill for.
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Har Mar won't dazzle anyone with his pipes or lyrical acumen (well, actually, he already has, but they should all know better), but he's got a deft touch with catchy dance hooks and infectious melodies.
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Like his cultural contemporary Andrew W.K., Har Mar Superstar can't help but inspire the question, "Is this guy for real?" There's a simple answer: Yes and no.
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You Can Feel Me is a genuinely funky, finely produced album that often bypasses white b-boy cheekiness.
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Q MagazineAll a bit silly, but actually quite good. [Apr 2003, p.104]
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Entertainment WeeklyAn occasionally endearing, mostly stumbling mess. [1 Nov 2002, p.70]
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BlenderAt home, it's hard to see the point of these whiny raps, tongue-in-cheek R&B jams and lo-fi funk grooves. [#13, p.93]
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If these tracks had even the slightest shred of originality, it would be one thing, but Tillmann's on autopilot from the moment we push play.
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UncutIncompetent satire. [Apr 2003, p.106]
User score distribution:
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Positive: 3 out of 6
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Negative: 3 out of 6
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AlexJul 21, 2003filth.
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JosephStalinMar 24, 2003Sucks
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douglase.Dec 18, 2002hot.