the posies every kind of light

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Some of the quieter tunes are just as pretty as the best moments of Dear 23.

Not that this album is all fuzzed-out punk or anything - far from it.

They're b-a-a-a-ck!!! The style and lyrics of opener "It's Great to Be Here Again!" Your recently viewed items and featured recommendations

Your recently viewed items and featured recommendations Jon Auer and Ken Stringfellow have reunited, with a new rhythm section, and "Every Kind of Light" is the first new Posies studio album in seven years. Something we hope you'll especially enjoy: If you're a seller, Fulfillment by Amazon can help you grow your business. in particular, Ken's last album sounded more like a Nick Drake release than one from the same guy who sang "Everybody is a F***ing Liar." Every Kind of Light is the sixth studio album by The Posies, released on June 28, 2005 by Rykodisc. in particular, Ken's last album sounded more like a Nick Drake release than one from the same guy who sang "Everybody is a F***ing Liar."

Style: Alternative Rock, Power Pop, Indie Rock.

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Any of you who have been keeping up with Ken and Jon's releases in the past few years since the Posies broke up know that they haven't lost their ability to create great melodies with incisive lyrics and hooks galore. Any of you who have been keeping up with Ken and Jon's releases in the past few years since the Posies broke up know that they haven't lost their ability to create great melodies with incisive lyrics and hooks galore.

From the time that they crank up the space cruiser on "It's Great To Be Here Again!" Cool group needed something different to lisent to this was it + No Import Fees Deposit & $10.98 Shipping to France

Seven years after their last full length studio album "Success", the POSIES are back and better than ever with their 2005 release "Every Kind of Light". Makes me wish these guys had been putting out albums all through the first half of this decade. remind me of Crowded House's "Chocolate Cake". Stringfellow's voice has changed a little during the hiatus; he now sounds a lot like Squeeze's Glenn Tilbrook.

1: It's Great To Be Here Again!

Welcome back guys! The Posies have returned.

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In order to navigate out of this carousel please use your heading shortcut key to navigate to the next or previous heading. The current crop of power pop instant star bands really can't hold a candle to these veterans of the 80s, 90s, and 00s. Your recently viewed items and featured recommendations für eine nicht ganz so bekannte band (die posies sind trotzdem seehr gut ;) ) sollte das album vllt etwas günstiger sein. Complete your The Posies collection. Yup, they're back and it was well worth the wait.

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Makes me wish these guys had been putting out albums all through the first half of this decade. Every Kind Of Light isn’t a bad album by any means, yet it falls short of what people have come to expect from the Posies.

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The result sounds as much like Semisonic ("All in a Day's Work", "Love Comes", "That Don't Fly") as earlier Posies albums.

The Posies sure have a funny idea about breaking up -- though they supposedly called it quits in 1999, the band has been playing reunion shows and releasing albums of archival material on a fairly regular basis since, and 2005's Every Kind of Light is their first full-blown studio effort since 1998's alleged swan song, Success. As always there are plenty of catchy hooks and unexpected twists to give each song that special little zing that puts it well above the average fare of most bands.