Product Details
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| 1. Dance Yrself Clean 8:56 |
| 2. Drunk Girls 3:42 |
| 3. One Touch 7:45 |
| 4. All I Want 6:41 |
| 5. I Can Change 5:52 |
| 6. You Wanted A Hit 9:06 |
| 7. Pow Pow 8:23 |
| 8. Somebody's Calling Me 6:53 |
| 9. Home 7:53 |
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7 of 7 people found the following review helpful
4.0 out of 5 stars
The album bristles with invention and the snappy appeal of classic pop.,
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This review is from: This Is Happening (Audio CD)
New York's LCD Soundsystem has been artfully twiddling with musical conventions for several years now; it has pretty much become the benchmark for consciously hip electro-punk.This Is Happening follows 2007's much-name-dropped album The Sound Of Silver and further affirms the fact that this is more of a clever `project' than a band. Main man James Murphy dominates the songs (typical sleeve credits include `James Murphy: drums, Yamaha CS60, Roland TR-606, noise, vocals, claps, glockenspiel...') and plays fast and loose with a swathe of genres. What's surprising, though, is that all this immaculate coolness is so fantastically easy to warm to. This Is Happening is purportedly a swansong for LCD Soundsystem. If that does turn out to be true, then Murphy has gone out with a bang and a starburst of future possibilities opening up through the à la mode DFA record label he co-founded. Its nine fairly lengthy numbers bristle with invention and the instinctively snappy appeal of classic pop. Murphy has always spiked his tunes with self-effacing humour (right back to 2002 single Losing My Edge) but here it sounds sharper and brighter than ever, from the deliciously louche rock groove of Drunk Girls (`Just 'cuz I'm shallow doesn't mean that I'm heartless') to the sweet and sour romance of I Can Change and All I Want. He's still a tricky, contrary creature - on You Wanted A Hit he protests `but maybe that's not what we do'. Maybe not, but he is capable of turning on a lot of new listeners beyond a knowing niche crowd. Finally, LCD Soundsystem sound like an in-joke that everyone gets - and that really is happening. Sound Of Silver
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars
Another solid album from LCD,
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This review is from: This Is Happening (Audio CD)
Totally disagree with reviewer that gives this album 1 star. The only track on this album that I wasn't a fan of is Drunk girls. This album takes a couple of listens to warm up to it, but thats the same as a lot good music. I have their first 2 albums and this one is a little different. 4 and half stars.
0 of 15 people found the following review helpful
1.0 out of 5 stars
Download the few tracks u like, THIS is [NOT] Happening,
This review is from: This Is Happening (Audio CD)
Let's keep things short, but sweet. This album doesn't cut-it, especially when comparing to previous works. Full transparency, I (was) a fan. The songs and lyrical themes are stale(rehashings from previous work) and I started to get a headache from boredom. You will be disapointed by the monotonous (under composed) musical tracks and run back to Amazon (like I did), to resell the CD to some sucker who didn't read this review. Wait another to 2yrs to see if LCD can redeem themselves or keep a look out for potentially good remixes of these tracks from This is [NOT] Happening.
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