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All That We Let In [Limited Edition]

Indigo Girls (Artist) | Format: Audio CD
4.4 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (47 customer reviews)
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1. Fill It Up Again
2. Heartache For Everyone
3. Free In You
4. Perfect World
5. All That We Let In
6. Tether
7. Come On Home
8. Dairy Queen
9. Something Real
10. Cordova
11. Rise Up

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Some 20 years into their career, the Indigo Girls continue to work the same protected turf they staked out with their first album, building on their strengths--gorgeous melodies, teardrop vocal blends, and the occasional poetic insight worth jotting on the back of an envelope. But on their ninth album, their irritating habits remain as intractable as ever: must every romantic spat be framed against saving the whales (okay, the shrinking water supply) and the fight for clean air? And why not put all that randy energy to good use? On "Tether," a Joan Osborne-fronted song that would have aired on progressive rock stations in the '60s and '70s, the three need to kick it up a notch and set a match to those dueling, gasoline-powered guitars. Yet when the chips are down, both Emily Sailers and Amy Ray turn out inspired songs, especially "Something Real," in which a long-awaited reunion with a friend leaves Sailers full of regrets, and "Cordova," a haunting eulogy in which Ray's choices in lust and liberal causes start to blur. --Alanna Nash

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4.0 out of 5 stars Excellent CD, here's why... Feb 21 2004
By mospusstt
Format:Audio CD
Along with mr.deviant's "Techno Obsession", this is one of my favorite CDs out right now. "All That We Let In" takes the Indigo Girls back to the style of their original recordings. Hi-spots include: "Heartache for Everyone", "Perfect World", "Something Real" and "Rise Up". However, there isn't any filler on this CD, the tracks are solid and come together to form a great album. There are some excellent harmonies and great lyrics, more like poetry, that will satisfy long time fans, as well as new younger fans of folk music.
A must buy!
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4.0 out of 5 stars It grows on you July 12 2004
By Dawn
Format:Audio CD
I've been an Indigo Girls fan for many years. At first, when I received this CD, I wasn't thrilled. I had pre-purchased it because I was so excited to get it. I was hoping it would go back to the harmonies that were found on Rites of Passage where the voices mattered more than the hard-edged guitar in their later works.

However, the more I listened, the more I liked it. It's not my favorite, by far, but it is a great CD and I would buy it again.

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5.0 out of 5 stars This one is all about the music... July 1 2004
By Annie B.
Format:Audio CD
I have been a fan of the Indigo Girls since the 80's. I never thought the Girls could top Rites of Passage - still one of my favorite albums of all time. I cannot say All That We Let In 'tops' Rites of Passage, but it does offer the most musically comprehensive, mature song writing from the Girls in many years. I love this album more every time I listen. Just close your eyes and listen to the instrumental intricacies of Fill It Up Again.

Okay, I am more aligned with Emily Saliers' writing and musical style, but Amy Ray's compositions are also strong and classically satirical. I was not thrilled with their last few albums, all of which tried too hard to make a statement or send a political message. This product is all about the music! Overall, this is an excellent album, worthy of top honors. In my opinion, their best work in years!

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Most recent customer reviews
5.0 out of 5 stars Best work since Rites of Passage
What makes the Indigo Girls tick? Apparently, it is way more than acoustic guitar. In fact there are tracks on this CD with no guitar at all. Read more
Published on Jun 26 2004
5.0 out of 5 stars They've done it again.
I don't know how the Indigo Girls keep churning out such beautiful albums without sounding repetitive. Read more
Published on May 19 2004 by smilingturtle
5.0 out of 5 stars Indigo Girls stake out new territory while remaining true.
Having been witness to the Indigo Girls beginnings in and around the Atlanta music scene since 1989, I have grown to respect and follow every aspect of their career. Read more
Published on May 18 2004 by mark a schmidt
4.0 out of 5 stars Back to the basics - and it works beautifully
Since the Indigo Girls first came onto the scene, they've under gone a long and sometimes not-so-careful progression. Read more
Published on May 7 2004 by EJ Honda
5.0 out of 5 stars love at first listen
I, like most of the other people who've already written reviews, am a huge Indigo Girls fan. I can't claim I've been a fan since they started because I was probably being born... Read more
Published on April 17 2004 by Katie
5.0 out of 5 stars Gorgeous harmonies and fierce poetry
I have been a loyal Indigo Girls fan for almost 17 yrs.However,I had found their 2 latest Cds lacking in the formula that Amy and Emily had concocted over the years. Read more
Published on April 11 2004 by Antonio M Vazquezpausa
3.0 out of 5 stars Worth picking up
This one on the whole is good and has some of the best stuff they've done in a while. Emily Saliers has some truly great songs on this, but it contains some of the dumbest lyrics... Read more
Published on April 11 2004 by J. L Roth
5.0 out of 5 stars This one is worth letting in
Excellent CD. Some of the songs don't really hit you the first time you listen to them, but once you hear them a few times and know the words, you're hooked. Read more
Published on April 10 2004
4.0 out of 5 stars "Become You - Part 2" Not Quite as Good but Fine Fine Fine
I have the feeling that the writing/recording sessions for 'Become You' might have been among the most prolific periods for the Girls. Read more
Published on Mar 29 2004 by Dean and Lisa Reid
3.0 out of 5 stars Not their best, but still some good songs
First off, I would have given this 3.5 stars if that were possible.

A new Indigo Girls album is no longer the cause for celebration it once was, but it's still cause for joy. Read more

Published on Mar 28 2004 by JoAnn Whetsell
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