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I agree with you whole-heartedly, and Im not that biased at all...especially towards Fiona. Most of her old stuff I thought was good, some of it even great...but I also think their is quite a bit of it that sounded a lot alike... Extraordinary Machine is in its own world as far as Fiona's work goes. Ive only listened to it a few times so far, but its definitely her best work, in my opinion that is...
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| Posts: 24 | Location: Vacaville, CA | Registered: 18 October 2005 |    |
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It's okay. Personally, I thought "When the Pawn.." had a stronger set of songs. For an album that was 6 years in the making, I guess I expected more.
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| Posts: 5926 | Location: Michigan | Registered: 19 June 2005 |    |
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probably better in the alternative forum...
my vote to e.m.: 8.5
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At first I didn't really like Extraordinary Machine.
I guess after such a long time in between albums expectations were just too high, and I probably wasn't really sure what to expect.
But after repeated listens and giving the album a chance, I really love it.
Is it as good as "When the pawn..."? potentially. I suppose they are both on the same level, however quite different albums. I don't bother to compare to her first album, as I don't think much of the first one (save a few great songs)
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