Fever To Tell [PA] by Yeah Yeah Yeahs

Pros: An Excellent, Sexy Debut from the Yeah Yeah Yeahs.

Cons: None.

The Bottom Line: Fever to Tell is an energetic, sexy full-length debut album from the Yeah Yeah Yeahs.

Review: Since the Strokes emerged out of the New York City music scene in late 2001, a new wave of NYC rock and garage rock emerged. 2002 was touted as the year of garage rock but the music really belonged to the Big Apple. The Mooney Suzuki, Interpol, Hot ...

Pros: Karen O's vocals, Zinner's guitar playing, great songs

Cons: may take a few listens to appreciate: other than that, nothing

The Bottom Line: Fever to Tell is an excellent full length debut that rocks chaotically through it's 37 minute running length.

Review: I don't know much about the background of the Yeah Yeah Yeahs. I intentionally kept it that way. Quite frankly, for a band like this, the background isn't important. They've been lumped in with the "garage rock revival" thing, which is not only ...

Pros: All that promise everybody built up, they deliver times ten.

Cons: "No No No." (I mean no cons at all)

The Bottom Line: The Yeah Yeah Yeahs' major label debut is a fever of 113 degrees, highly something to tell others about.

Review: Karen Orzolek. Nick Zinner. Brian Chase. The Yeah Yeah Yeahs are here with their long-awaited debut LP.

They formed in 2000 at Oberlin College, Ohio, and then at New York University, and upon their first rehearsal wrote a plentiful amount of...

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Review: It's not often that an album lands on the desk of a hard-working assistant at Black Squirrel Offices, and before long, every assistant is sporting fresh, hard-won bruises for having to fight the album out of the hands of a selfish officemate. "Fever to ...

Pros: I love this CD for everything it has (more of that in the review)

Cons: A little short, perhaps?

The Bottom Line: The Yeah Yeah Yeahs wrote a song called No No No. And then again, I'm just writing this because I have no idea what to write for a bottom line.

Review: It used to be my favorite type of music. I listened to dance music with a heavy beat that got my fe ...

Pros: detailed in review

Cons: detailed in review

The Bottom Line: detailed in review

Review: The headline fronted a wink-wink t-shirt that I regrettably wore as an idiotic adult child attending a state college. No, I never was offered any favors when that article was worn, but it certainly held a double meaning to a mid-90's drunken idiot. While ...

Pros: High energy; distinctive lead vocals and music style

Cons: Some songs are a bit repetitive

The Bottom Line: Overall this is an excellent CD that really gets you going.

Review: I had the opportunity to see this band live some time before this album was released. They put on a ...

Pros: The song titles draw you in and Karen O's vocals in "Maps" are good.

Cons: some of the songs would sound the same

Review: This band from NY is a band that has a distinctive sound that I have never heard before. Karen O's vocal may sound a little crazy but that really shouldn't bother the listener. The song titles may look a little weird to you but the songs are amazing. The ...

Pros: Maps! Yay. Black Tongue! Double yay! Fun to listen to, catchy songs, bonus track

Cons: Some of the songs sound kind of the same

The Bottom Line: “doesn’t love you like I love you.”

Review: Ah, the Yeah Yeah Yeahs. Have you heard of them? If not, you’re missing out. This CD is wonderful, and I’m really glad I own it. I admit, I bought it because I love Maps, but I was really happy with the other songs on here too. The cover ...

Pros: fun, energetic, but with little eccentricities too. and some unexpected nonsense

Cons: some songs don't quite have the bite that others do

The Bottom Line: -

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