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| Left Front Tire - Social Icon |
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Band: Left Front Tire Title: Social Icon Rating: Release Date: 2006-05-15 Media: Audio CD Tracks: 1: Therapy 2: Who Do You Touch 3: Brin You Down 4: Captivated 5: Forget Tomorrow 6: General Public 7: She's Too Fast 8: There You Are And Here I Go 9: Days Like These 10: Beauty The Stars 11: Country Boy Can Survive |
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Musical Therapy Simultaneously edgy and captivating, the songs appeal to a wide audience and force the listener to look for the broader meaning behind the lyrics. One of the band's first albums, "Social Icon" is a welcomed and refreshing change from the "corporate" and "disaffected youth" sound. Therapy, which has remained my "theme song" for many years, continues to be an all-time favorite for most LFT fans. While I have little criticism for the album, there is still room for LFT, and its music, to evolve. While instruments and vocals blend well, and the varying tempos within many of the songs illustrates LFT's talent as musicians, the band could better diversify their style and sound. Overall, however, because of its fresh and intriguing sound, I highly recommend "Social Icon" for anyone who is interested in escaping the "pop hysteria" that is so often overplayed on regional radio or who enjoys the ska/punk scene (not to categorize them, though). I have enjoyed following this band over the past 10 years and look forward to their many future releases.
There's a lot of good stuff on this cd. My personal favorite is "Who Do You Touch", which is a medium paced track with an excellent melody. My other favorites are "Bring You Down" "The General Public", "She's too Fast", "There You Are and Here I Go", and "Beauty the Stars". All the songs are good though. However, that leads to the main problem with the cd. The repititon. The songs here are repetitive, they aren't bad, but they are repetitive. Otherwise, there really isn't too much of a problem with the cd. Left Front Tire isn't a very popular band, but they are quite good. If you like bands like the Ataris, you'll be certain to like this band. Pick up the cd.
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