I like most of Tweez too!
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I’d def recommend checking out ‘Washer’
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It’s such a crazy evolution from Tweez to this (the doc linked above illustrates that really well for anyone who hasn’t seen it). I like that album quite a bit but it definitely doesn’t always make it easy 
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Mixed feelings for me, on the one hand they played a large hand in starting a genre I was obsessed with in my late teens, but on the other hand, this is a six song album and I only really like four of the songs - those four songs are incredible though (Don, Aman never really grabbed me and For Dinner… just feels like filler to me)
Really glad it got remastered as I remember the originals sounding really flat.
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An insane achievement for a band who were mostly in their early 20s.
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One of the few times where I’ve really noticed an improvement in a remastered version
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All-time favourite album. Perfect. Watch some of the footage of them playing these songs in Britt’s parents’ basement when they were like 14 
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Sags in the middle but otherwise great
I MISS YOU!
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Gave them a 9/10 for this.
It’s not a 10/10 because the eponymous 2-track EP exists which we all know is a pure 10/10 and thus this can only be slightly wanting.
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I see for this years RSD they are bringing a 12" out that has Breadcrumb Trail on one side and Good Morning Captain on the Bside 
Songs 10/10
Production 10/10
Performance10/10
Atmosphere 10/10
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Every time you post this I’m stunned by how bad a take it is.
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Overall 7/10
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find it really, really dull.
But the same is true for the whole genre I guess.
Which is weird, cos I almost never pay any attention to song lyrics.
Oh well. 4/10.
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Don stepped outside
10
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It’s a 10 despite being a rip off of Black Country, New Road
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I don’t get it
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It’s a fun little rock and roll album
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I don’t understand twitter, can you link me which bands they are talking about?