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MGMT - Congratulations (Vinyl)

MGMT - Congratulations (Vinyl)
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Rolling Stone (pp.63-64) - 3 stars out of 5 -- "[The album] testifies to MGMT's restlessness as songwriters and human beings....The set closes with the title track, a spangled folk rocker about the weight of success..."<br>Entertainment Weekly (p.70) - "[T]his odd little sonic onion ultimately rewards those patient enough to peel the layers." -- Grade: B<br>Uncut (p.87) - 4 stars out of 5 -- "This is a willful and lovably eccentric second album from a band who've decided they'd had a sniff of being pop stars and decided they'd much rather be weird and esoteric, thanks all the same."<br>Billboard (p.32) - "[The] album blends psychedelia with elements of post-punk, surf rock and even folk. The track 'Someone's Missing' begins sparsely with soft guitars and sitar-like effects that echo the falsetto vocals before swelling into an easygoing funk jam."<br>Mojo (Publisher) (p.96) - 5 stars out of 5 -- "[The album] explodes with the colour of British psychedelia and bulges at the seams with irresistible melodies....A weird, wonderful, complete work..."<br>Mojo (Publisher) (p.57) - Ranked #3 in Mojo's "The 50 Best Albums Of 2010" -- "CONGRATULATIONS was elegant, tuneful and mind-blowing..."<br>Paste (magazine) (p.89) - "[I]n between enlightened ramblings, the band interjects a refrain that bursts forth brighter than a July sun and cues up psychedelic moments that wash ashore like the calmest of waves."<br>Disc 1<br>0. DISC 1:<br><br>Disc 2<br>0. DISC 2:<br><br>Disc 1<br>1. It's Working<br><br>Disc 2<br>1. Siberian Breaks<br><br>Disc 1<br>2. Song for Dan Treacy<br><br>Disc 2<br>2. Brian Eno<br><br>Disc 1<br>3. Someone's Missing<br><br>Disc 2<br>3. Lady Dada's Nightmare<br><br>Disc 1<br>4. Flash Delirium<br><br>Disc 2<br>4. Congratulations<br><br>Disc 1<br>5. I Found a Whistle<br>

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