Scissor Sisters, Scissor Sisters - 51m 14s

Tracks & Durations

1. Laura	3:38
2. Take Your Mama	4:33
3. Comfortably Numb	4:28
4. Mary	4:42
5. Lovers In The Backseat	3:20
6. Tits On The Radio	3:16
7. Filthy/Gorgeous	3:49
8. Music Is The Victim	2:59
9. Better Luck	3:10
10. It Can't Come Quickly Enough	4:41
11. Return To Oz	5:10
12. UK Bonus Tracks Intermission	0:35
13. The Skins	2:57
14. Get It Get It	3:47

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Review

Scissor Sisters are five electro-glam reprobates from New York who have produced one of the coolest records of 2004 without even trying. Ignoring the zeitgeist sounds of the Strokes & Stellastarr (there's no way that these guys own a Television album) the Scissor Sisters have missed out on becoming trendy scenesters to plough their own furrow in the plentiful fields of camp party music. Like fellow genre-splicing nutters Electric Six, Scissor Sisters are a band who won't be categorized. Influenced by vintage Bowie, Roxy Music & Elton John & with the audacity to cover Pink Floyd, the Scissor Sisters are one of the most unique & exciting bands around. Their self-titled debut album is chock-full of cheesy-yet-awesome tunes that incorporate disco, soft rock & everything in between. The Floyd cover 'Comfortably Numb' evokes 'Saturday Night Fever' era Bee Gees whilst 'Mary' is a wonderful pastiche of Toto.The Self Produced Album is Packed Full of Rollicking Guitar Riffs, Throbbing Snyths and a Whole Bunch of Wicked Lyrics. Their Influences Skitter Through Glimmers of Vintage Bowie, Roxy Music and Elton John to Giorgio Moroder, Burlesque Theater and Rock Opera.

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