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Partie Traumatic by: Black Kids List Price: $12.98 CD-Charts Price: $11.99 You Save: $0.99 ( 8%)Prices subject to change. |
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Binding: Audio CD EAN: 0886973178324 Label: Red Int / Red Ink Manufacturer: Red Int / Red Ink Number Of Discs: 1 Publisher: Red Int / Red Ink Release Date: July 22, 2008 Studio: Red Int / Red Ink Sales Rank: 970 MPN: 731783 Disc 1:
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Editorial Review: Album Description: Debut album from the Florida group that Rolling Stone named "Artists to Watch" in 2008. Their first single. ‘I’m Not Gonna Teach Your Boyfriend How To Dance With You’ entered the UK Charts at #11. ‘Partie Traumatic’ was produced by former Suede guitarist Bernard Butler and is choc-full of equally effervescent pop songs just waiting to be heard. Judging by their live shows the song is an indie disco anthem in the making. A dash of disco, a dash or two of heartbreak and a rousing chorus, what else do you need? Sony. 2008. Customer Reviews
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 Rating:  - Partly traumatic, partly the best party album of the year!Oh, the fun that could be had with this album. Saw them at Lollapalooza and as a live band they have a lot of work to do. The album though, basically requires a party asap! Love it, love it, love it. Can I say it enough? I don't think so. Way to go Black Kids, we love ya! Rating: - Partie Non Stop!www.pitchforkmedia.com, a website I regularly go to for music news, couldn't even review this album but posted a score of 3.3 out of 10 and a cutesy picture of pugs where the review would be. It pretty much made me sick (except the pugs were there to stop me). Over the past decade we've come to a point where a lot of people think they are alternative, but they just wear some of the clothes and buy some of the music some of the time. Then they make music themselves and things get really confusing. There are an equal number of people that latch on to indie bands like it's a cult, expecting each one to follow a pretentious code of indie conduct or be severed as unworthy. There's an identity crisis going on that leads to the pitchfork ... Read More: Rating: - AmazingIts amazing and fresh! My favorite tracks are 1-7. If you're a fan of Cobra Starship I'm sure you'll love them. Check it out! Rating: - Partie Fantastic!!!As mentioned by another reviewer, US quintet The Black Kids (much like Brit duo The Ting Tings) are suffering from some backlash; it's okay to love and laud them while they're unknowns, then put them down when they hit the big time. Ignore the snooty critics, this album is one of the best I acquired during my recent visit to the UK, even my cousin who isn't really into Rock music found it catchy. Agreed, they do not reinvent the musical wheel (they largely toe the same line as "Hot fuss"-era Killers, especially opening cut "Hit the heartbreaks", complete with pseudo Brit accents) but still, their brand of dance/rock is incredibly catchy, from single "I'm not going to teach your boyfriend how to dance", the groovy pair ... Read More: Rating: - I adore the Black Kids!This album is absolutely charming, even though it's mainly a rehash of previously released music. It doesn't matter to me - I can't get enough of them. Their energy is addictive! |
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