Title: Top indie-rock of 1998
Product review: Unlike anything else you've heard in the last 5 years, In The Aeroplane Over The Sea is truly a unique and exceptional record. The songs basically come in two flavors with either the singer worrbeling and straining over an acoustic guitar or a full band, horn section included, blasting away. The songs are only a little more depressing than they are up-lifting, pushing the boundries of pop music with chord progressions that leave the listener both confused but strangely satisfied. By far the best part or at least the part which leaves the greatest impression, are the lyrics. In the first song, arguable the best song, he croones, "And Dad would think of all the different ways to die, each one a little more than he would dare to try." I love this album and so will you, greedy American.
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