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▄█▀ ARTIST.....: The Libertines ▀█▄
█▓ ALBUM......: Up the Bracket ██
█▒ YEAR.......: 2002 ██
█░ LABEL......: Rough Trade / [PIAS] ██
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█░ RLZ-DATE...: 03/08/2010 STREET-DATE...: 10/14/2002 ██
█▒ RIPPER.....: Team-DDZ SUPPLIER......: Team-DDZ ██
█▒ TYPE.......: Album GENRE.........: Indie Rock ▓█
█▒ TRACKS.....: 12 SIZE..........: 69,2 MB ▓█
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██ 01 | Vertigo [02:38] ██
██ 02 | Death On The Stairs [03:24] ██
██ 03 | Horrorshow [02:35] ██
██ 04 | Time For Heroes [02:40] ██
██ 05 | Boys In The Band [03:43] ██
██ 06 | Radio America [03:45] ██
██ 07 | Up The Bracket [02:39] ██
██ 08 | Tell The King [03:24] ██
██ 09 | The Boy Looked At Johnny [02:38] ██
██ 10 | Begging [03:21] ██
██ 11 | The Good Old Days [03:00] ██
██ 12 | I Get Along [02:54] ██
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██ AMG Review : ██
██ The first British band to rival the garage rock revival ██
██ sparked by the Strokes and White Stripes in the U.S., the ██
██ Hives in Sweden, and the Datsuns in, er, New Zealand, the ██
██ Libertines burst onto the scene with Up The Bracket, a ██
██ debut album so confident and consistent that the easiest ██
██ way to describe it is 2002's answer to Is This It. That's ██
██ not just because singer/guitarist Pete Doherty's slurred, ██
██ husky vocals sound like Julian Casablancas' with the ██
██ added bonus of a fetching Cockney accent (or that both ██
██ groups share the same tousled, denim-clad fashion sense); ██
██ virtually every song on Up the Bracket is chock-full of ██
██ the same kind of bouncy, aggressive guitars, expressive, ██
██ economic drums, and irresistible hooks that made the ██
██ Strokes' debut almost too catchy for the band's ██
██ credibility. However, the resemblance is probably due ██
██ more to the constant trading of musical ideas between the ██
██ States and the U.K. than to bandwagon-jumping -- the ██
██ Strokes' sound owes as much to Britpop sensations like ██
██ Supergrass (who had the Libertines as their opening band ██
██ on their 2002 U.K. tour) and Elastica as it does to ██
██ American influences like the Stooges and the Velvet ██
██ Underground. Likewise, the Libertines play fast and loose ██
██ with four decades' worth of British rock history, mixing ██
██ bits and bobs of British Invasion, mod, punk, and Britpop ██
██ with the sound of their contemporaries. ██
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██ On paper it sounds horribly calculated, but (also like ██
██ the Strokes' debut) in practice it's at once fresh and ██
██ familiar. Mick Jones' warm, not-too-rough, and ██
██ not-too-polished production both emphasizes the pedigree ██
██ of their sound and the originality of it: on songs like ██
██ "Vertigo", "Death On The Stairs", and the excellent "Boys ██
██ In The Band", the guitars switch between Merseybeat chime ██
██ and a garagey churn as the vocals range from punk snarls ██
██ to pristine British Invasion harmonies. Capable of ██
██ bittersweet beauty on the folky, Beatlesque "Radio ██
██ America" and pure attitude on "Horrorshow", the ██
██ Libertines really shine when they mix the two approaches ██
██ and let their ambitions lead the way. "Did you see the ██
██ stylish kids in the riot?" begins "Time For Heroes", an ██
██ oddly poetic mix of love and war that recalls the band's ██
██ spiritual and sonic forefathers the Clash; "The Good Old ██
██ Days" blends jazzy verses, martial choruses, and lyrics ██
██ like "It's not about tenements and needles and all the ██
██ evils in their eyes and the backs of their minds". On ██
██ songs like these, "Tell The King", and "Up The Bracket", ██
██ the group not only outdoes most of its peers but begins ██
██ to reach the greatness of the Kinks, the Jam, and all the ██
██ rest of the groups whose brilliant melodic abilities and ██
██ satirical looks at British society paved the way. Though ██
██ the album is a bit short at 36 minutes, that's long ██
██ enough to make it a brilliant debut; the worst you can ██
██ say about its weakest tracks is that they're really solid ██
██ and catchy. Punk poets, lagered-up lads, London hipsters ██
██ -- the Libertines play many different roles on Up the ██
██ Bracket, all of which suit them to a tee. At this point ██
██ in their career they're not as overhyped as many of their ██
██ contemporaries, so enjoy them while they're still fresh. ██
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