Pros: Extremely witty and rocking, for the most part Cons: The odd duffer, occasionally whiny
The Eels are undoubtedly a bit of an odd band. With their first two albums being written in response to a close relative’s death from cancer and another close relative’s suicide, you would not win any awards for guessing that they’re not exactly chipper ...
Pros: Well-written, beautiful sound Cons: Don't listen if you've forgotten to take your lithium
One thing is made clear on the Eels' Beautiful Freak: Front man and songwriter E (yes, his name is E) is a profoundly unhappy individual. But that unhappiness is tinged with sweetness and sensual depth, and so beautifully expressed that you...
This collection of songs is not exactly targeted my generation, as I am from the early Steely Dan era, but I instantly connected to it. Was it the lyrics, the rhythms, the instrumentation? At first I wasn't so sure. I found "Beautiful Freaks"...
Pros: great stories, fantastic melodies, E's unique voice Cons: would be great if it had a couple more songs
In my opinion, Eels’ Beautiful Freak is the second best album of 1996 {the first being Nico by Blind Melon.} At this time Eels had three band members E (Guitar, wurlitzer, lead vocals,) Butch (drums, vocals,) and Tommy (bass, vocals) ; Tommy left the...
Pros: E is a creative genius Cons: not long enough of an album
This album is one of the very few albums that I can listen to from start to finish and like every track. There is only one song(Novocaine for the Soul) that got radio play, though this album has a such a broad range of musical styles, you really need to...
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