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Old 05.02.2009, 11:54 AM   #160
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I think what PBradley said about The Eternal is pretty accurate.

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Originally Posted by pbradley
I agree that The Eternal is pretty accessible. It also seems to challenge the self-described Sonic Youth fan's expectations between the Youth as an experimental band (therefore expecting new sounds and structures) or as a rock band (delivering the thrashy jam). Plainly said, I think this album is a lot less experimental than what most fans will want. However, that isn't to say it is entirely devoid of new sounds. The first seven seconds of "Leaky Lifeboat" is a sound I haven't heard them touch since "Shadow of a Doubt" (plus a cool playground swing thing going on, I want more of that). But these moments are admittedly few but should that stop it from being a fun record? No. This album delivers the sounds that people moaned for with Rather Ripped. Mission accomplished.
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