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"essential summation" (5 stars) -- Rolling Stone

"...they were synchronized in the spirit of the Clash and the Stones." (5 stars) -- Blender

"...few approached their soul." (A-) -- Entertainment Weekly

"[Westerberg] was like an indie-rock Springsteen, relentlessly chronicling adolescence and early adulthood." (8.8) -- Pitchfork

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