Tuesday, February 26, 2008

Then We Came to the End



It is the nature of parties to end. The keg gets tapped, the speakers bust, the drugs run out, the girlfriend calls, the cops show up, the market crashes — it doesn't matter how. Sooner or later, the festivities come to a close. And usually, at least a few revelers are left to survey the wreckage and pick up the pieces in the cold light of day. If they're lucky, either it was worth remembering or they can't remember a thing.

The rest of my review of Goldfrapp's Seventh Tree is over here.

1 Comments:

Blogger riot said...

Oh Alison, your freaky weirdness could only vibe with the mainstream for so long. Thank goodness Felt Mountain has always been my favorite of their albums.

All it really takes is a change in approach--FM needed a joint, not a bump. Early Goldfrapp adopters always yearned for a return to the early days, but never dared to ask for artistic stagnation for fear that Alison would quite literally bite their heads off.

Gawd I can't wait--I'm going to the Virgin Megastore in Times Square at lunch. This is the measure of my devotion to Goldfrapp. I will only go to Times Square for one other reason: church.

Tuesday, February 26, 2008 8:26:00 AM  

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