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Sink To The Beat
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The Great Decay
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Tall Tales, Telltales
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Mothership, Mothership, Do You Read Me?
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Fairytales Tell Tales
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| Trinity from Titusville, FL |  |
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Nov 27 2010 |
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only listend to the cd once... but not too impressed. hopefully the cd will grow on me... im a fan of the ugly organ and domestica...spend your money on those albums
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| Mike from Oakbrook, IL | |
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Dec 20 2005 |
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Cursive's best CD in my opinion. I love the first song. I wish it was longer. I always get upset when it is over. I recommend this and Ugly Organ.
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| Pat from West St. Paul, MN | |
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Jan 9 2005 |
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Five beauitful songs from Cursive. Burst and Bloom is a great CD. I like this and Domestica the most. So far, every album I've heard is excellent. Start with Domestica, if you have that, get this, if you have this, get the ugly organ.
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| Robert from Hampden-sydney, VA | |
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Jul 18 2004 |
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Great EP...This was the first album Cursive did with the cello player and it is the perfect transition between Domestica and The Ugly Organ. The cello isn't as prevelant or obvious in this disc, and after listening to both Burst and Bloom and The Ugly Organ for a long time now I think that this is actually a good thing, as the cello seems much more naturally integrated into the songs. Either way, it's Cursive, so you know it's going to be amazing. Well worth your money.
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| Doyle from Inverness, IL | |
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Jan 29 2004 |
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cursive is amazing, burst and bloom is amazing, high price not alot of songs, ge over it, its cursive and they deserve your ear
a cello and a bunch of instrumental genuises shoved in a room to become the new centuries best band, sounds like they lik eeachother.
the music is powerful, the soul drips in sorrow, a man who quivers in his corner keeps his heart going with music it saves lives, and cursive saves lives long life cursive, the should cryogenically freeze him in 15 years so he can come back in to future and reinvent music again and be reigned king any day in my living room
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| Ken from Rices Landing, PA | |
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Nov 24 2003 |
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Ooh wow this EP is pretty good. It's not long enough, and I just flat out prefer The Ugly Organ and Domestica over this because Gretta is just too in the backround and it seems to throw things a bit. Gretta is awesome!
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| Bruno from St-hyacinthe, PQ Canada |  |
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Dec 25 2002 |
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This EP is perfect !
All the songs are amazing. This is definitely their best stuff. I really liked Domestica but this one is going one step further. They are defining their new sound. By listening to this cd, you can easily see that they are great musicians. It's intelligent music !!
If you liked their previous stuff, you will not be disappointed !!
I can't wait for their Full Length !!
Buy it
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| Ryan from Golden, CO | |
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Apr 12 2002 |
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This album is definitely one of Cursive's finest. It has incredible musicianship and I love the cello they recently added. If you like bands kind of like the casket lottery i would definitely recommend this cd. The Great Decay is probably my favorite song.
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| Georgia from Canterbury, Victoria, Australi |  |
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Sep 18 2001 |
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The best release from this band, and not a moment too soon after the reasonably disappointing 'Domestica' album. This EP is the perfect blend between the slightly poppier stuff of 'Domestica', the emotion of 'Such blinding stars...', and the darkness of 'Storms of early summer', oh, and the introduction of a cello really adds resonance. Eagerly anticipating their next full length.
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