Don't Take Your Time - Erin Bode

Advantages: Some great songs, good booklet
Disadvantages: Some of the songs are similar

...the door." 11) Give Me One Good Reason- Sung by Tom. I like this song, it's about school life and being a kid. "So give me one good reason, why we need to be like them. Kids will have fun and offend. They don't want to and don't fit in." 12) Shut Up- Lead vocals by Mark. "I'll never ask permission from you. F**k off I'm not listening to you. I'm not coming home. I'm never going to come back home." 13) Please Take Me Home- Lead vocals by Tom, but with some backing from Mark. A good song, but again kinda similar to others on the album. "Please take me home. Too late, it's gone. I bet you're sad. This is the best time we ever had." 14) Untitled Track on the CD (Time To Break Up)- Sang by Tom. I quite like this, it's about a relationship being over and having to let the girl go. "Time to wake up. Where's your daughter? Hurt... Read review

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Advantages: great megamix
Disadvantages: none that i can think of

..., never keep it real If it doesn't change, gotta hit the road Now I'm leaving, where's my keys? I've got to go All that matter's is That you treat me right Give me all the things I need That money can't buy, yeah Chorus A thing, a thing, a thing Yeah, yeah, yeah You think the money that you make Can substitute the time you take Take the keys here to my heart Then you can win my heart and get what's in my heart I think you need to take some time To show me that your love is true There's more than dollar signs in you Then you can win my heart and get what's in my heart Chorus I like this song because it has a really good drum beat and has a Summer Tropical Beach vibe to it. It is a very uplifting song about someone saying that it doesn't matter if you are the poorest person in the world, all that matters is that you... Read review

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Advantages: Emily Haines' astonishing, mesmorising voice; the backing
Disadvantages: The plainness of a few songs, towards the end especially, be bad

...fantastic. Sure, everyone loves "Anthems For A Seventeen Year Old Girl" - it's a brilliant song (why don't you know what I'm talking about? Go download it!) But aside from that and the odd song from her time as front woman of Metric, she hasn't got that much on her side in terms of quality. It's also quite a departure from her previous music, throwing out the electric guitars and replacing them with piano and hushed orchestration. As a result, "Knives Don't Have Your Back" is a haunting, ethereal album. It's dedicated to her father, the Canadian poet Paul Haines, as evidenced by the plain album cover which references his work as a songwriter with Carla Bley, on the album "Escalator Over The Hill". This isn't a depressed, angry sounding album in any way though, and it surprisingly doesn't focus on the death of her father, or death in general... Read review

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