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A very honest review!
I don't know much about Dump or Yo La Tengo, but this cd is pretty cool. The music on this album is VERY mellow. Each song has something special about it, but every song is generally slow and you may find a few to be- oooh, they hate me- a tad boring. A Grown-Ass man soundtrack? Well, that makes sense.
If you like B-sides from Modest Mouse or the Flaming Lips, this is definately for you. However, you'll never hear any of these songs in a car commercial, and definately not on the radio. This album reminds me a lot of Blur's Think Tank. Did you like Think Tank? Well, I thought this was better than that! If you've never heard of the just mentioned peoples, you might not find this cd very interesting.
I personally like the Dump CD with the prince covers. Easy to listen to pop songs, but with an indie tweak. The dump version of 1999 sounds like a winter funeral procession to y2k. It's pretty cool.
Final thoughts? "Hmm..."

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good cd
ok ill be honest, i dont know who this musician is. im actually writting this b/c of a certian italian person, Corrado. Corrado, why r u writing all ur reviews in italian on an american website? from your titles, I infer that u r actually literate in english. r u insane? is this some kind of grass roots effort to get an italian amazon website? if so, u will fail. i will find u. Cheerio!

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Against all chlichés!
James McNew è una rock star alquanto improbabile: sovrappeso, sempre vesitito con pantaloncini e magliette oversize, sembra più un habitué di McDonald's che non uno dei veri innovatori della scena musicale alternativa. Ma le apparenze, come spesso accade, ingannano. Di giorno, un terzo dei mitici Yo La Tengo; di sera (come una specie di anti-supereroe), una "one man band" chiamata Dump. Identità alternative con cui egli abbatte tutti i cliché musicali, dal country rock al R&B, dal punk/noise ai Thin Lizzy. Non so voi, ma io mi sento già più sicuro...