Wednesday, May 11, 2005
Fair TSOOL Review
So I've been pulling up to my Rhapsody and hitting up some scandanavian's music. Mando Diao and Soundtrack of our Lives (TSOOL). I've been a smidge obsessed with this part of the world since I stumbled on What the Smurf.... I don't know what the heck is going on in those pictures where everybody is wearing the cool hats and matching red pants. He calls it the "baptism" which only makes me more curious.
Anywho, I really liked TSOOL's last one, and now I really like this new one. It's called "Origin Volume 1." These guys are always down for a catchy song. I keep listening to Midnight Children and Heading for a Breakdown the last two days (interspersed with multiple dance sessions to Interpol's - The Specialist, as you know doubt read about in the Daily Press a few Sundays ago). So, anyway, I don't have much to say. I just wanted to let you know that I liked this TSOOL album although it does seem a little too similar to Behind the Music (which was their last CD). I agree with a lot of this guy's review of Origin Volume 1.
Anywho, I really liked TSOOL's last one, and now I really like this new one. It's called "Origin Volume 1." These guys are always down for a catchy song. I keep listening to Midnight Children and Heading for a Breakdown the last two days (interspersed with multiple dance sessions to Interpol's - The Specialist, as you know doubt read about in the Daily Press a few Sundays ago). So, anyway, I don't have much to say. I just wanted to let you know that I liked this TSOOL album although it does seem a little too similar to Behind the Music (which was their last CD). I agree with a lot of this guy's review of Origin Volume 1.
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