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You Can't Take It With You,As Tall as Lions

- You Can't Take It With You
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As Tall as Lions
Released 2009

Circles
04:18
5,374 plays

In Case Of Rapture
05:02
4,003 plays

You Can't Take It With You
04:27
3,876 plays

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- 1
- Circles
- 04:18
- 5,374 plays

- 2
- Sixes And Sevens
- 02:51
- 3,728 plays

- 3
- You Can't Take It With You
- 04:27
- 3,876 plays

- 4
- Go Easy
- 04:49
- 3,440 plays

- 5
- Duermete
- 06:13
- 3,097 plays

- 6
- In Case Of Rapture
- 05:02
- 4,003 plays

- 7
- We's Been Waitin
- 03:41
- 2,423 plays

- 8
- Is This Tomorrow?
- 03:54
- 2,695 plays

- 9
- Sleepyhead
- 03:14
- 2,510 plays

- 10
- The Narrows
- 04:24
- 2,526 plays

- 11
- Lost My Mind
- 06:02
- 2,080 plays

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album review

As Tall as Lions made a late-aughts splash on the indie music scene with a sound characterized by Coldplay-esque melodicism, U2-ish ethereal guitar textures, and the supple, soaring, Jeff Buckley-influenced lead vocals of singer Dan Nigro. On You Can't Take It with You, the Long Island-based group continued in much the same vein as on its 2006 self-titled release, matching the abovementioned sonic palette with kinetic drum'n'bass beats and heaping helpings of old-fashioned rock energy. Sounding at once accessible and inscrutably mysterious, "In Case of Rapture" bristles with a nervous energy that should please emo fans, but remains densely textured enough to appeal to listeners with an ear for the progressive. "Circles" starts out softly melancholy, with a vocal that recalls Art Garfunkel or Elliott Smith before eventually exploding into a guitar freakout underpinned by tense, wiry, claustrophobic rhythms. Throughout, You Can't Take It with You represents the sound of a band striking a delicate balance between emotional directness and artful experimentation. ~ Pemberton Roach, All Music Guide