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Francis Albert Machine
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Chocolate Hearts
Title:
I Love You And I Don't Want You To Die
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Band:
Francis Albert Machine
Title:
I Love You And I Don't Want You To Die
Reviewed By:
Laura Branch
Date Published:
16/09/2004
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Chocolate Hearts
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I dunno what’s wrong with me lately – indiepopsters everywhere are wetting themselves with joy about this album yet I’d rather listen to Robbie Williams. And I despise Robbie Williams for blighting my twelfth year of life by leaving Take That. But people are strange, and sometimes we’re drawn to those who have caused us the most pain (sniff), which is something I imagine Francis Albert Machine knows all about who (apparently) sings about lurve and loss. I say apparently because, er, I find it quite difficult to hear the lyrics unless I press my head against the stereo and I’m afraid, dear reader, that I’m not prepared to sacrifice my ears just yet. I can confirm, however, that the song title 'Tragic Love, Easy Listening' pretty much sums up my listening experience. He might well be singing about wanting to drink your blood, but the overall sound is one of mellow resignation rather than murderous rage, so I think our circulation is safe for now. Frankie Machine then: maudlin, but not a mentalist.
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