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Description: Genre: Rock - Pop Rock / Artist: Orson / Audio CD released 2007-10-22 at Mercury Records Ltd (London) / Disc #1 ... more
Culture Vultures - Orson ... Tracklisting
1 Radio
2 Ain't No Party
3 Broken Watch
4 The Contortionist
5 Gorgeous
6 Debbie's Gone
7 Where You Are
8 Little Miss Lost & Found
9 Northern Girl
10 Cool Cops
11 Everybody!

Newest Review: ... retains a pop sound with a slight indie twist and the driving drumbeat does still make it perfect walking or running ... more

 ... music. For some reason, "The Contortionist" is a track I've never warmed to. There's no real reason for this, as it's got all the ingredients that make up most Orson songs. It's got a driving guitar riff, under pinning a mid-tempo indie-pop song. It's not quite as upbeat as the earlier tracks and the lyrics, particularly in the chorus don't seem to make a whole lot of sense, so it may be these factors that have put me off the song, but it's not really all that bad. There's a much cleaner guitar sound to the...more

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Culture Vultures
Release Date: 2007 - 10 - 22, Audio CD, Mercury Records Ltd (London)
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IainWear
Premium Review Culture Vultures - Orson: Not Terribly Cultured (1276 words)
by - written on 09/06/09 (Very useful, 43 readings)
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I may have discovered Orson by accident at first, but it was no accident that their second album came to my attention. Having been impressed by their debut single "No Tomorrow" and then being disappointed that the rest of the album didn't match up to it, I wasn't planning on getting "Culture Vultures". That was until I discovered that the first two singles from it were pretty good and figured that maybe the album would be worth a look as I knew it had at least twice as many decent tracks as the last one. The first of these tracks is "Radio", which is an up-tempo, upbeat heavy pop track. The early verses are a little deceptive, ...  Read the complete review

 

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