Title: Sad To See The Pixies Go....
Product review: Trompe Le Monde is the Pixies' final effort. While it can't compare to Doolittle or Surfer Rosa, Trompe Le Monde is still excellent. It's more conventional than their other work, but it's got the loud, wierd sound the Pixies are known for. And compared to lots of other music out there, it's still very unconventional. I don't see why this album gets some criticism. It works; I don't know how, it just does. Even though Kim Deal doesn't lend her vocals too much, the album still feels like a Pixies album. "Alec Eiffel" will play in your head for days and don't be surprised if you start singing it over and over. "Planet Of Sound" and "Sad Punk" might be the hardest the Pixies' have ever gotten. "Letter To Memphis" and "Motorway To Roswell" are two other favorites of mine from this album while the cover of "Head On" is classic. Ignore the bickering and judge for yourself. In my opinion, Trompe Le Monde is a great album.
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