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The Raconteurs Consolers Of The Lonely Review The Raconteurs - Consolers of the Lonely

Consolers of the Lonely

Album Review

The Raconteurs released the completely Unpromoted album, "Consolers Of The Lonely ", on March 25th, 2008. This highly irregular method of bypassing critics and getting the music straight to the fans is the word that I would use to describe the album itself, Genius.

"Consolers of the Lonely" opens up with a song of the same title (Minus the "S"). It becomes almost immediately apparent that you are going to be taken for a spin with this wild ride of randomly planned time changes, uniquely performed wah-wah guitar, and an ending concept song that will blow even the most analytical critics away.

The Album continues to bring more interesting work to the table, doing one of the most superb jobs on a slow song that I have ever heard in You Don't Understand Me.

Rockier Songs

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Consoler Of The Lonely
Salute Your Solution
Hold Up
Many Shades of Black
Five on Five
Attention
Rich Kid Blues
These Stones Will Shout

Slower Songs

You Don't Understand Me
Old Enough
The Switch and The Spur

Top Yourself
Pull This Blanket Off
Carolina Drama -Favorite

"Consolers Of The Lonely" overshoots The Raconteurs last album Broken Boy Soldiers by far. With almost every song on the album being a hit, the Money-Value exchange is unbelievable.

With only the exception of the "just slightly not as good as the others" Pull This Blanket Off, the album brings only the highest quality tunes to the table. This was that "the album gives a great taste of what is to come from the Raconteurs in the future" I was talking about in the Last Review.

7.5

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