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1. Can You Feel It?
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2. Skyway
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3. Mellotron 1
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4. Energy
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5. Same Old Drag
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6. Joanie Don't U Worry
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7. Sunndal Song
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8. Droplet
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9. Play Tough
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10. Sun Is Out
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11. Non-Pythagorean Composition 1
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12. Hello Lola
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13. 7 Stars
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14. Mellotron 2
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15. Sunday Sounds
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16. Open Eyes
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17. Crimson
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18. Pre-Crimson
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19. Vocoder Ba Ba
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20. Radiation
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Reviews
Apple's leader Robert Schneider finds Electric Light Orchestra as a primary inspiration for the band's shimmering sixth record, and much here evokes Jeff Lynne's brilliantly puffy sugar-high pop. After kicking things off with the low-brow gallop of "Can You Feel It?" the record offers a tall pour of vocodered Fauntleroy embellishments, cowbell-hammered choruses and "Do Ya" style doo-wop backing vocals. On many of the tunes, Schneider claims to have used his newly invented "non-Pythagorean" scale. That must be the way the kids are saying "fancy pants" these days.
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- Nate Cavalieri
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The Apples in Stereo were one of the Nineties' best indie-pop bands -- Colorado guys (and one gal) making joyful, mildly psychedelic noise and writing better songs than most of their like-minded peers. After five years, boy-voiced leader Bob Schneider and cohorts are back with more of the retro-cool stuff they clearly love to pieces. No great departure from earlier stuff, New Magnetic Wonder is full of bright melodies that veer between t... More > Read More Reviews on RollingStone.com
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