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Being a huge fan of [[Rilo Kiley]], the band Lewis was in at the time, I got this album shortly after it was released. At first, I didn't much care for the country sound and subdued music compared to Rilo Kiley, or the rather odd-phrasing in a lot of the lyrics, but as I listened to it, it slowly grew on me. The lyrics questioning theism and pointing out religious hypocrisy, while at the same time using religious idioms, are also quite enjoyable. I saw Jenny and company perform live twice when she was touring for this album. | Being a huge fan of [[Rilo Kiley]], the band Lewis was in at the time, I got this album shortly after it was released. At first, I didn't much care for the country sound and subdued music compared to Rilo Kiley, or the rather odd-phrasing in a lot of the lyrics, but as I listened to it, it slowly grew on me. The lyrics questioning theism and pointing out religious hypocrisy, while at the same time using religious idioms, are also quite enjoyable. I saw Jenny and company perform live twice when she was touring for this album. | ||
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Rabbit Fur Coat is the first solo album released by Jenny Lewis and the the Watson Twins on CD on 2006-01-24. The album mixes indie folk rock and alternative country.
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| Own? | Yes. CD and vinyl. CD is signed by Jenny Lewis and Chandra and Leigh Watson. |
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Being a huge fan of Rilo Kiley, the band Lewis was in at the time, I got this album shortly after it was released. At first, I didn't much care for the country sound and subdued music compared to Rilo Kiley, or the rather odd-phrasing in a lot of the lyrics, but as I listened to it, it slowly grew on me. The lyrics questioning theism and pointing out religious hypocrisy, while at the same time using religious idioms, are also quite enjoyable. I saw Jenny and company perform live twice when she was touring for this album.
Track Listing
All songs sung by Jenny Lewis with backing vocals by The Watson Twins.
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| 01 | Run Devil Run | Jenny Lewis | 11 | 
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| 02 | The Big Guns | Jenny Lewis | 3 | 
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| 03 | Rise Up With Fists!! | Jenny Lewis | 1 | 
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| 04 | Happy | Jenny Lewis | 8 | 
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| 05 | The Charging Sky | Jenny Lewis | 4 |
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| 06 | Melt Your Heart | Jenny Lewis | 6 |
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| 07 | You Are What You Love | Jenny Lewis | 5 |
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| 08 | Rabbit Fur Coat | Jenny Lewis | 9 | 
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| 09 | Handle With Care | Bob Dylan, George Harrison, Jeff Lynne, Roy Orbison, Tom Petty | 10 |
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| 10 | Born Secular | Jenny Lewis | 7 |
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| 11 | It Wasn't Me | Jenny Lewis | 2 |
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| 12 | Happy (Reprise) | Jenny Lewis | 12 |
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This is the order in which I enjoy the songs from this album, and their individual song ratings. I still need to re-listen to some of the tracks to better rank them.
The album's total score is 595.
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