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MURDER CITY DEVILS:
RIP: CD
This is a recording of the
Murder City Devils final show, after keyboardist Leslie Hardy had already
left the band. It was also recorded at the end of their final tour,
so even though one member was missing, her replacement had gotten pretty
good at playing the songs, and the songs on this recording are tighter
than I’d normally expect from a live recording. The recording quality
on this is okay. When I listen to it in my truck, a lot of the cooler
parts of the songs get absorbed by freeway traffic. Sitting at home,
listening to this through a good stereo, though, I actually appreciate
the added fuzz of the recording. It makes the CD sound like I’m hearing
it bouncing off the concrete walls of a club while my ears are ringing.
The Murder City Devils play a solid set here, too, including a pretty
even mix of songs from their five-year career. I guess it’s a shame
that these guys broke up, but all in all, RIP is a pretty good
parting shot.
–Sean Carswell (Sub Pop)
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