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Old 12-19-2011, 04:56 PM   #53 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by simonbrew View Post
im still trying to get into yo la tengo, but their back catalogue has so much variety its ahrd to find a pattern of what i like of them .
Their Prisoners of Love compilation covers their career from 1985 up until 2003. If you don't have it already it's a great compilation and covers all aspects of their sound.

If you're looking for a single album Painful is a great album to start off with. It's fairly typical of their sound and the running time isn't too long, so it's fairly easy to get into.



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Mojave 3 - Ask Me Tomorrow.

I want to like this, but whenever I give it a go I find myself drifting away. It's an album that so far just hasn't been able to hold my attention.
It's a very mellow album. I suppose the best way to get into it would be to just close off any distractions and focus on the introspective nature of the album, perhaps when you are in a reflective or downbeat mood, if that makes any sense. The album clicked with me on a train journey one day by myself, it's a very solitary album.
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