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Generally favorable reviews- based on 15 Ratings
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Positive: 11 out of 15
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Mixed: 1 out of 15
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Negative: 3 out of 15
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DaveNMar 26, 2009I feel this is their best in a while. Their harmonies and style changes are brilliant. this is a band that has never really missed a beat over all these years. One of the real gems in all of music. Buy the double disc pack. The acoustic cd is amazing!
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gregdMar 25, 2009Too many critics have prejudged this band. They've locked it and its sounds in their angst-ridden teenage past. But the Indigo Girls have grown up and their music and lyrics have matured. It is time for some listeners to get out those Q-Tips, clean out that self-absorbing nostalgic ear gunk, and listen anew to this wonderful album.
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RoyleEMar 25, 2009Beautiful music- I have loved the Girls for sometime now, but have not been moved my their music like this in quite some time.
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AngieDMar 26, 2009Amy and Emily have only gotten better with each and every CD they release. They go from a rockin' feel good song, to a heart touching ballad within a few strums. Being independent now, they are able to come across to their fans more freely. Definitely my favorite!
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Poseidon and the Bitter Bug is not only solid all the way through, it feels fresh, clean, new, and chock-full of beauty.
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A fascinating listen on its own, Poseidon flashes back in fine fashion on how the Indigo Girls sounded two decades ago.
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Though audibly relaxed in their freedom from the label system, the duo delivers a few real emotional stunners.