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| Artist: Pigeon Detectives
Label: Dancetotheradio
Category: Music
List Price: £14.99
Buy New: £5.38
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Rating:  35 reviews
Sales Rank: 1384
Media: Audio CD
Discs: 1
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.2
Dimensions (in): 5.4 x 4.9 x 0.4
EAN: 5050954160225
ASIN: B000OPP7T0
Release Date: May 28, 2007
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| Tracks:
| • | Romantic Type | | • | I Found Out | | • | Don't Know How To Say Goodbye | | • | Caught In Your Trap | | • | I Can't Control Myself | | • | I'm Not Sorry | | • | You Know I Love You | | • | Stop Or Go | | • | You Better Not Look My Way | | • | Take Her Back | | • | Wait For Me | | • | I'm Always Right |
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| Customer Reviews: Read 30 more reviews...
 Don't wait to buy this album!! November 8, 2008
2 out of 4 found this review helpful
This album is brilliant,and although it sounds typical of its genre, it sounds unique and it does not sound boring or generic.
Instead, you can expect track after track of infectiously catchy, punchy, indie pop-rock with great instrumentals and vocals as well as well thought out lyrics.
You've undoubtly heard I Found Out. If you liked that song, you will like the rest of the album. There are no throwaway tracks on this album and each is as good as the rest.
Brilliant upbeat album September 7, 2008
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I borrowed this album off a friend having never heard the Pigeon Detectives before and within a couple of days of having listened to the odd song i found myself in love with this album.
Absolutely brilliant upbeat songs with a few slower but still cheerful songs. Doesnt get boring easily, despite a lot of listening. Pretty unique (as far as i've heard). Catchy.
Lyrics good
Melodies great
End result: 10/10 :)
I recommend this to anyone who likes The Wombats, The Fratellis, The Kooks, and most people who like The Killers ( for a slightly less depressing experience :) )
Well what do i need to say.......... June 6, 2008
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
Never really been a fan of the indie scene and more of a metal fan myself, i went to see this band due to my friend buying tickets and needing someone to go with him. Live, they were fantastic which surprise surprise led me to buy this album which is so so catchy and to be honest just brilliant. so yeah buy it!!!
Best songs:
-I Found Out
-Take her back
caught in their trap! May 17, 2008
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
Admittedly upon first listen of this CD I was certain the Pigeons were just another standard indie band, yet after just a few listens of this I found myself totally loving this striking debut.
This CD flows flawlessly, each song a remarkable prologue to the next, it's so easy to listen to and is guaranteed to have you singing and dancing wherever you are!
Sure the boys aren't about to win any brit awards but this cd does exactly what any indie/pop cd should do, it's fun, memorable and completely captivating!
You will not regret buying this, especially at this price! Best tracks include 'Take her back,' 'You know I love you' and the massive opener 'Romantic type.'
Don't flip this one the bird February 17, 2008
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
Rather like one of 2007's other debut releases, Cold War Kids' 'Robbers & Cowards', this album starts brilliantly and fades a little in terms of quality of songwriting towards the end of their rather good debut. Having said that, the reason for the success of this album is because of the sheer energy and superbly catchy quality of the trio of songs which open this collection and also because there isn't a song on this album that doesn't deliver in some way.
There are echoes of The Undertones and The Buzzcocks at their best on the superb 'I Found Out' and, all throughout the album, it's almost like The Pigeon Detectives (who hail from the same city as The Kaiser Chiefs, Leeds) have captured how to effectively combine late 70s Pop/Punk with some of the more fashionable indie acts such as The Strokes or Hot Hot Heat.
This is a very likeable effort, with themes of love and loss predominant throughout the album, making it easy to connect with the straightforward, but by no means unintelligent, lyrics. This band, especially if their second album (due in May 2008) builds on the good work demonstrated on this release, could easily be part of the big names on the rock/indie scene. If they don't quite make it - well, at least they've released a consistently enjoyable, high quality debut.
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