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Artist: Death Cab For Cutie
Label: Atlantic / Wea
Category: Music

List Price: $18.98
Buy New: $7.75
You Save: $11.23 (59%)



New (47) Used (34) from $5.50

Rating: 4.0 out of 5 stars 282 reviews
Sales Rank: 632

Media: Audio CD
Discs: 1
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.2
Dimensions (in): 5.4 x 5 x 0.5

MPN: 83834
UPC: 075678383427
EAN: 0075678383427
ASIN: B000AADYRQ

Release Date: August 30, 2005
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days

Tracks:

  • Marching Bands of Manhattan
  • Soul Meets Body
  • Summer Skin
  • Different Names for the Same Thing
  • I Will Follow You into the Dark
  • Your Heart Is an Empty Room
  • Someday You Will Be Loved
  • Crooked Teeth
  • What Sarah Said
  • Brothers on a Hotel Bed
  • Stable Song

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  • Transatlanticism
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  • Viva La Vida
  • The Photo Album

Editorial Reviews:

Amazon.com
When an indie-rock band as intimately and fiercely loved as Death Cab for Cutie makes the inevitable major-label jump, it often telegraphs a painful death. Witness Husker Du, the Replacements, Nirvana--hell, even R.E.M. After a successful four-album run on tiny Seattle imprint Barsuk, however, Death Cab for Cutie just might buck the trend on its Atlantic premiere. Yes, you can grumble about the production (a little too slick), the proportion of ballads (a little too many) and the overall feeling of restraint (a little too much), but ultimately the album delivers everything the group does best in emotional, experimental songs such as "What Sarah Said" and "I Will Follow You into the Dark," which both blend stark lyrical details with acoustic guitars and soft-focus electronics. In "Soul Meets Body," meanwhile, songwriter Ben Gibbard has come up with the kind of blissful, beatific pop song that's capable of disarming even the harshest skeptic. "A melody softly soaring through my atmosphere," he sings. --Aidin Vaziri

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Customer Reviews:   Read 277 more reviews...

5 out of 5 stars Great CD   August 9, 2008
James E. Rayburn (Gastonia, NC USA)
They have a folksy sound and they know how to make you want to listen. Very good music. They're not the Beatles, but then who is. It's well worth the money.


5 out of 5 stars A Good Indie-Rock Listen   July 16, 2008
Rissa Hall
Plans by Death Cab For Cutie is a strange album. It's very melodic, acoustic, and indie, and every song on this album makes a great lullaby. I bought this album last summer and was impressed with every chord, every beat, and every note they played. Ben Gibbard's vocals combined with Chris Walla, Nicholas Harmer, and Jason McGerr's skilled playing make this a must-have album for any indie-rock fan.

This song has absolutely no vulgar language or profanities, or even sketchy references. As I said, you'll really enjoy this album.



5 out of 5 stars Not Transatlanticism but may be better   June 18, 2008
a music lover (Los Angeles, CA)
Having been a huge Transatlanticism fan, I bought this the day it came out and left it to collect dust for the next year. I heard it didn't live up to the previous album at all and i didn't want to ruin death cab for myself
anyway the other day i just popped this into my cd player and i was pleasantly surprised.
really catchy but that doesn't mean it's not meaningful.
marching bands, crooked teeth, your heart is an empty room i can replay on my ipod many times. actually all of the tracks are memorable..unlike transat, only a handful of songs. album full of gems. give it a try : )



5 out of 5 stars I agree; perfection...almost   May 17, 2008
Torman Grant (Utah, USA)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful

Had Transatlanticism never been released I think this album would have been rated four and a half stars. Transatlanticism was so stellar that it would have been impossible to top on the follow-up record. This is a lush and beautiful album. Nothing more really needs to be said.


5 out of 5 stars Perfection   May 6, 2008
Michael D. Fletcher (Minnesota)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful

This album is the best indie album i have every heard , the entire thing is captivating and very moving , at first i hated soul meets body but i bought this album on a whim and i love it , its one of my favorites. give this a try , take a few listens and then judge.

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