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Artist says:

I’m clapping. Very optimistic song

9/27/08 2:01 am

Max says:

Dear Science is great but I actually think “Golden Age” is one of the weaker tracks. I prefer “Family Tree” or “Dancing Choose.” Have you seen the new video? one of those band-trapped-in-modern-art deals, like the “Take Me Out” video.

9/27/08 2:11 am

Matthew Perpetua says:

Oh, I don’t care for “Family Tree.” The melody sounds too much like a mediocre Coldplay tune for my taste. I like “Crying” and “Golden Age,” and the rest haven’t left much of an impression on me. When it comes to TV on the Radio, I kinda have to contend with my dislike of Sitek’s production style, which tends to flatten out very dynamic songs.

9/27/08 2:33 am

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9/27/08 3:45 am

2fs says:

The TVOTR track seems to be gone…oh well, I’m buying the CD anyway.

9/27/08 8:07 pm

J. Mason says:

Do you agree Matthew that Dancing Choose is their It’s the End of the World as We Know It?

9/27/08 10:20 pm

I don’t think I can really answer that. I can’t say I listen to the band all that much and I kinda just focus on the two or three songs per record that I like. I like and respect TV on the Radio, but I’m not yet a fan, mostly because I dislike Sitek’s production, it’s too airless for my taste.

9/28/08 8:27 am

Well, I was just referring to the way the songs have a similar sound, not the way a song would connect personally (like It’s The End of the World does with REM fans).