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'''''Casino Twilight Dogs''''' is an album from [[Youth Group]]. The mellow sound and melancholy lyrics in these songs sit very well with me. My favorite songs off the album are "Under the Underpass", "TJ", and their Alphaville cover, "Forever Young"; my least favorite is "Sorry". The songs on this album have this amazing soothing sound that is just snappy enough for you to want to listen to, but not too overbearing that it can't be kept to the background. It's really a step up from their previous album which was too bland for my taste. The USA release is missing the track "Let It Go", so be sure to get the Australian import if you plan on buying it. | '''''Casino Twilight Dogs''''' is an album from [[Youth Group]]. The mellow sound and melancholy lyrics in these songs sit very well with me. My favorite songs off the album are "Under the Underpass", "TJ", and their Alphaville cover, "Forever Young"; my least favorite is "Sorry". The songs on this album have this amazing soothing sound that is just snappy enough for you to want to listen to, but not too overbearing that it can't be kept to the background. It's really a step up from their previous album which was too bland for my taste. The USA release is missing the track "Let It Go", so be sure to get the Australian import if you plan on buying it. | ||
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Revision as of 10:08, 27 July 2017
Casino Twilight Dogs is an album from Youth Group. The mellow sound and melancholy lyrics in these songs sit very well with me. My favorite songs off the album are "Under the Underpass", "TJ", and their Alphaville cover, "Forever Young"; my least favorite is "Sorry". The songs on this album have this amazing soothing sound that is just snappy enough for you to want to listen to, but not too overbearing that it can't be kept to the background. It's really a step up from their previous album which was too bland for my taste. The USA release is missing the track "Let It Go", so be sure to get the Australian import if you plan on buying it.
