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| Larger-than-life pomp ‘n’ stomp rock with melodramatic piano. Includes the British hit Wire To Wire, plus North London Trash, 60 Thompson and more. |
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| 1 Wire to Wire |
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| 2 Hostage of Love |
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| 3 You and the Rest |
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| 4 Tabloid Lover |
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| 5 North London Trash |
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| 6 60 Thompson |
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| 7 Stinger |
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| 8 Burberry Blues Eyes |
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| 9 Blood for Wild Blood |
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| 10 Monster Boots |
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| 11 The House |
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| 12 [CD-ROM Track] |
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Album Review
"Slipway Fires" is Razorlight's most mainstream release to date, an album that downplays the band's garage rock past for something akin to Snow Patrol's adult-approved pop. Thick harmonies and economical hooks demonstrate Razorlight's growth -- they're no longer ripping off the Strokes, having left the swaggering sounds of "Up All Night" far behind. This is an album of earnest piano ballads and well-scrubbed rock, although the earnest posturing at times gives way to something like "Tabloid Lover," a fun, shamelessly trashy romp that sets up shop in the Bangles' pop palace. Another highlight, "Burberry Blue Eyes" is reminiscent of the Feeling's power pop bounce. ~ Andrew Leahey, All Music Guide
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