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Cedars
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Binding: Audio CD
EAN: 5034202011729
Format: Import
Label: Domino
Manufacturer: Domino
Number Of Discs: 1
Publication Date: 2003
Publisher: Domino
Release Date: March 03, 2003
Studio: Domino
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Editorial Review:
Cedars is the second album from the Hove-formed indie guitar combo, who are led by Jason Pegg. Their sound has been compared to artists such as Blur, My Bloody Valentine and David Bowie. The album was produced by Cocteau Twin, Simon Raymonde. Domino. 2003.
"cedars" is the Second Album from the Hove-formed Indie Guitar Combo, who Are Led by Jason Pegg. Their Sound Has Been Compared by Critics to Artists Such as Blur, My Bloody Valentine and David Bowie. The Album was Produced in Brighton and France with Help from Cocteau Twin, Simon Raymonde.
Customer Reviews
Average Rating: 
Rating:  - my heart and I killed off my mind, and we agree
This album starts off with a confession that sums up how I now feel about the album, "Fine, I'll admit, I may have been wrong, but I never knew that we'd get along." While at first, the sound was quite different that anything I had heard and I was resistant, now I can see, that this album and I have become quite good friends indeed.
As for the lyrics, the singer certainly wouldn't get any work as a motivational speaker. The lyrics seems to be waiver between direct Morrissey gloom ... Read More
Rating: - Fantastic album!
I have to admit, this was a grower for me too, but once it sunk in I was hugely impressed. These poor guys don't seem to be making much headway with regard to commercial attention - musical proof that the world can truly be unfair at times.
Yet I'm not that surprised! Their music is a truly unsettling blend of uptempo pop and deeply paranoid lyrics. Morrisey meets Radiohead would be a good description......
Rating: - "Cedars'" greatest value lies in what's under the surface
This very well may be the best album I have ever listened to. Much tighter and more musically refined, it shows a development of the talent evident in 2001's "Lido." If you're looking for some pop-ish background music, don't waste your money; this album plays like a symphony. For those familiar with clinical depression, you'll notice that each song builds on the theme of that disease, focusing on its individual aspects, rather than just vague alt-rock expressions of mopeyness. And as each ... Read More
Rating:  - Almost an Album
"Cedars" qualifies as a semi-middle of the road peice of work. At some points it sounds great, and then at others it splashes everywhere like Thanksgiving gravey. It is worth a listin if nothing else for the song "I'd Really Like to Hurt You". It's a teetering on the fence record that just can't pull itself any higher, allbeit this album does have it's high points.So i am giving it a slight recommendation, if nothing esle but for the satisfaction of the aforementioned song.
Rating:  - Whining losers
Starts off great, then they have this whiny song about "What's wrong with being weak" that ruins the whole album. I am ashamed to own this album.
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