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Amanda PalmerWho Killed Amanda Palmer76 Based on 4 reviews 2008 Ranking: #94 / 192
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REVIEWS
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PITCHFORK
As the premier alt-goth Weimar cabaret rock duo, the Dresden Dolls have a lot working in their favor-- foremost a virtual lock on the alt-goth Weimar cabaret rock duo market. Duty-bound to fly that particularly lonely flag, the group's tour schedule has been relentless, its theatrical flourishes exhausting. Yet even though the Dolls paint from a deceptively diverse pallet, it's not surprising that Amanda Palmer, the group's focus and primary creative force, should start to maybe feel a little stifled and set out on her own, at least for the time being.
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DETAILS
Released: September 16, 2008
Format: LP
Label: Roadrunner
Genre: Alternative Rock
RATINGS
| 90 | musicOMH |
| 74 | Pitchfork |
| 70 | Drowned in Sound |
| 70 | PopMatters |
END OF YEAR LISTS
| # 18 - | musicOMH |
| # 43 - | Paste |
TRACK LIST
- Astronaut: a Short History of Nearly Nothing (featuring Ben Folds/Zoe Keating)
- Runs In the Family (featuring Ben Folds)
- Ampersand
- Leeds United (featuring The Born Again Horny Men of Edinburgh)
- Blake Says (featuring Ben Folds/Zoe Keating)
- Strength Through Music (featuring Ben Folds/Strindberg)
- Guitar Hero (featuring East Bay Ray/Ben Folds)
- Have To Drive (featuring The Via Interficere Choir of Nashville/Jack Palmer)
- What's the Use of Wond'rin? (featuring Annie Clark)
- Oasis (featuring Ben Folds/Jared Reynolds)
- The Point of It All
- Another Year: A Short History of Almost Something
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