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Interpol: "Lights" (MP3)
Interpol is another name to add to that list—especially as the critical reception to Our Love to Admire wasn’t exactly glowing. The key to a Flaming Lips or Radiohead sized career is to adapt and evolve, to subtly work in new angles and impulses, but it seems Interpol is steadfastly sticking to its former glories on “Lights.” Simply, it’s just another Interpol song, and whether that’s enough to sustain interest in the band remains to be seen—but you can judge for yourself by heading over to the group’s site and downloading the track for the price of an email address.
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its like a mix of everything i love about TOTBL and everything i hate about OLTA.
lets see who wins
I actually think most of the big bands from last decade will continue to be big. It seems a lot harder to become a "big" band now and the established ones still seem to move records. I think the LCD record will sell well despite the leak and I'd be surprised if Interpol doesn't debut at #1 or #2 when their next album comes out.
yeah i don't expect as big a discrepancy between this decade from last -compared to past decades
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G. Wagner