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Don't Be Frightened of Turning the Page [Import, EP, Best of]

Bright Eyes (Artist) | Format: Audio CD
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Full title 'Don't Be Afraid Of Turning The Page'. Japanese exclusive EP for the critically acclaimed indie pop prodigy Connor Oberst. Tracks, 'Going For The Gold', 'Oh, You Are The Roots That Sleep Beneath My Feet And Hold The Earth In Place', 'I Won't Ever Be Happy Again', 'No Lies, Just Love', 'Kathy With A K's Song' and 'Mirrors And Fevers'. 2000 release. Standard jewelcase.

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5.0 out of 5 stars PRETTTTTY FINE July 30 2006
By Braden Scott
Format:Audio CD
This is a very intelligent purchase. The four songs that create the bright eyes portion of Oh Holy Fools are on here, as well as two rare tracks that you will most likely never hear, or download. Oh you are the roots that sleep beneath my feet and hold the earth in place is my personal favorite, and going for the gold is rather thought provoking. If you are interested as to how EP's often hide the little bits of treasured talent, then this one will satisfy that curiosity.
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4.0 out of 5 stars If you like Bright Eyes... Jun 23 2001
By Jeff Reichert - Published on Amazon.com
Forget for a minute that four of the songs on this disc have already appeared on the OH HOLY FOOLS split CD, interspersed with four tracks from Son, Ambulance. Their assemblage here, with the addition of two extra tracks, represents a quantum leap for Bright Eyes as a band, and perhaps the most coherent song cycle they've released yet. To be sure, the lyrics and voice of Nebraskan wunderkind Connor Oberst dominate the scene, but the tasteful inclusion of flute, horns, back-up vocals, and electronics lend this record the feel of a true "band" recording. The formula hasn't changed a great deal from last year's FEVERS AND MIRRORS, but Oberst and company meld better than ever, and the lyrics and vocals seem to be growing in leaps and bounds with each new song they record. A must.
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4.0 out of 5 stars Bright Eyes, before the folk April 19 2006
By D. J. Zender - Published on Amazon.com
Format:Audio CD
Before Conor Oberst was writing his more popular folk influenced songs, made popular by "Lifted" and "I'm Wide Awake...", his music was was catergorized by the music on this album: more rock influenced, acoustic guitar lead indie music.

While I wont say these six songs are his best, they are certainly good, especially if you consider yourself a big Bright Eyes fan. The lyrics are still really good and introspective, and are overall pretty upbeat. I definatly recommend this, or if you want a little bit of a variety get the four songs on the split with Son Ambulance. I bought this for trhe additional two songs.
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5.0 out of 5 stars Costly, but find these priceless songs elsewhere July 23 2008
By Mathew Starner - Published on Amazon.com
Format:Audio CD
If you're checking out this disc, chances are you're already a big fan of Bright Eyes, and if you are a big fan, you might have their other disc Noise Floors.
This CD is most comparable to the sounds you find on Noise Floors, as they are not as western sounding as Cassadaga, but they have an older, rougher sound than others like Lifted or Digital Ash. Songs like No Lies, Just Love or Oh, you are the roots are some of the band's more powerful songs that shouldn't be ignored by any Bright Eyes fan.
The $30+ price tag is a bit steep, but I've gotta encourage buying the songs individually or finding them elsewhere.
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