Poor Aim: Love Songs (Remixes)

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Total Tracks: 7   Total Length: 24:14

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remixes posted first

noisician

to be fair, these remixes were put up on eMusic several days before the main part

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duh

makingvisible

You can buy the original EP here on emusic too. Add it to these bonus tracks and you have the whole dang thing. Quit yer whining and get it all - it's good.

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ummmm ...

YoureBulletsBaby

Gonna need the whole thing before im gonna buy. Why the hold out?!?!?

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typical emusic

e-rok

where is the actual ep? these are just the bonus tracks... lame.

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Like other entries in the States Rights Records/Slender Means Society’s Pregnancy Series, the Blow’s Poor Aim: Love Songs is a CD EP that’s kind of a sampler of the act’s sound, or an airing out of material that doesn’t have a natural home on their longer releases. Here Blow consist of Khaela Maricich and Jona Bechtolt, laying down a sound that’s more funk-oriented than Blow’s early recordings, though it still has a minimal electro-pop feel. The seven-song, 17-minute disc sounds a little like the Raincoats had they gone in a more R&B-oriented direction, though not as fully produced as the Raincoats. While the songs are more forceful and thought-out than Maricich’s early work, they’re still basic, impulsive-sounding statements, and ones that might actually have a chance at popularity among more adventurous dance-pop-oriented listeners if the disc got the exposure. – Richie Unterberger

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