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Spoon's most accessible album yet
Austin's veteran and indie-darling Spoon has been at it since 1996, and slowly but steadily are climbing the ladder to a wider audience. 2005's "Gimme Fiction" was a great album, and last summer the band released their sixth album.
"Ga Ga Ga Ga Ga" (10 tracks, 37 min.) starts off with an immediately likeable "Don't Make Me A Target" and singer-song writer Bratt Daniel and his band is off to the races. "The Ghost of You Lingering" is an introspective song, with simply an underlying nervous piano. "Don't You Evah" is a great hum-along. Radio single "The Underdog" is as exuberant as Spoon has ever gotten. Other highlights include "Eddie's Ragga", with a great reggae undertone and a great instrumental outro, and a biting "Finer Feelings". In all, a fine album and it flows by in no time and you find yourself playing it again. This album is as accessible as Spoon has ever sounded, period.
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