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Real Emotional Trash

by Stephen Malkmus & the Jicks

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  • All Time
    of 455,637
    22,499
  • 2000's
    of 265,899
    9,060
  • 2008
    of 824
    212
Ratings and rankings are based on all available critic reviews and awards.
Overall Rating: 1.7245 Real Emotional Trash is ranked overall as 1.7245 out of 4 stars
Avg. Critic Score: 2.8000 Real Emotional Trash has an avg. critic score of 2.8000 out of 4 stars

Real Emotional Trash Album Reviews

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Slant Magazine
I.GIF" ALIGN="LEFT" HSPACE="3" ALT="I">f the Flaming Lips marked the point at which punk rockers started taking acid, Pavement signaled when they cleaned up their act, finished their MFAs in creative writing, andthenstarted a band. Most of...read the complete review at Slant Magazine
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Guardian
Former Pavement leader Stephen Malkmus had a brush with the mainstream last year when he acted as Cate Blanchett's singing voice for her portrayal of Bob Dylan in I'm Not There, but here he returns to his lo-fi comfort zone. Though...read the complete review at Guardian
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Dusted Magazine
Pavement, like David Lynch, seem to be an objective fact of culture. Almost two decades after the fact, Stephen Malkmus’ former band’s output still doesn’t quite sound like anything else. Their quartet of albums is required listening in the same way...read the complete review at Dusted Magazine

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