The National - Boxer
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Free Music Review: My favorite album in the last 10 years.
Hit: 5 Stars
The national took me a few listens to get into, but since I have, I feel amply rewarded. Their music is so true to life - so nice to have music that speaks to someone older than 13. There is not a bad song on the album. Definitely one of the best modern acts. Its bands like this that have restored my faith in modern music.Free Music Review: Uninteresting and uninspired
Hit: 2 Stars
If you liked The National's other albums, pass on this one. It's slow, boring, and all the melodies basically sound the same. I bought it and have listened only to two songs more than once.Free Music Review: in the Top 10 CD's i've ever owned..
Hit: 5 Stars
This CD is amazing.. all the tracks are 10's except for tracks 4 and 7, which are still good, but a notch below the other ones.. i'd never heard of the band until i bought this CD.. i want to buy the previous CD but my fear is that it can't be as good as this one.. so that is the only reason i've hesitated in buying it.. anyway, grab this album as it will quickly become one of the best in your collection.. it gives you chillsFree Music Review: It's Beautiful
Hit: 5 Stars
This album is bitter sweet in emotion, and simply complex in style. It grabs me every time.Free Music Review: A Great Grower of an Album
Hit: 4 Stars
The National really grabbed my attention with this latest release. Upon initial listens only a few tracks stuck out to me, but something kept me coming back for more. Perhaps it was the production by Peter Katis (whom also works with Interpol); or the very well written lyrics; or just the singer's somber baritone. Whatever it was, Boxer really opened up upon repeated listens. This is the best album I've heard in quite some time. Most of the tunes flow along effortlessly to a mellow vibe. The songs are very well arranged and very well performed. Somewhat dark, somewhat pensive, yet refreshing and comforting in a strange way. You're sure to find yourself singing these songs in your head after a few spins. I'd also recommend picking up the single, Mistaken For Strangers. The two b-sides on it are excellent, even if the price tag is a little hefty.