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I appreciate their audacity on making a more experimental album after the highly popular and slightly accessible debut, but I think too that's an OK album, very creative on sampling (maybe the better of sampleadelica) and just on that. I mean, there's nothing else on the record, the vocals are the same of the debut and the guitars were put aside.

(this is just the second time I listened Paul's Boutique, surely I will change my opinion for good or for bad on the third time)

I found Utada Hikaru such a good artist that I can't listen to it all the time to don't screw up the experience, so now I listened this one after a long time listening to only First Love, the timeless debut and even in my craziest dreams I could believe this woman could do a better album than the first.

Deep River is more ambitious, has more textures, deeper lyrics, flirting with other genres rather than the general J-pop and R&B formula of First Love, here we got even an distorted guitar ... read more

essential psychedelic record from the 60s