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Low
Released 1995

Violence
05:54
854 plays

Shame
03:56
801 plays

Throw Out The Line
04:03
675 plays

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- 1
- Violence
- 05:54
- 854 plays

- 2
- Below & Above
- 02:32
- 666 plays

- 3
- Shame
- 03:56
- 801 plays

- 4
- Throw Out The Line
- 04:03
- 675 plays

- 5
- Swingin'
- 04:09
- 589 plays

- 6
- See-Through
- 04:25
- 542 plays

- 7
- Turn
- 05:07
- 484 plays

- 8
- Caroline
- 04:47
- 649 plays

- 9
- Alone
- 03:59
- 538 plays

- 10
- Streetlight
- 00:33
- 454 plays

- 11
- Stay
- 06:54
- 473 plays

- 12
- Take
- 02:32
- 420 plays

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album review

It's not just Kramer's production that gives Low the feel of snooze-rock champions Galaxie 500. The male vocals (provided by guitarist Alan) are lazy, wistful, and occasionally disappointed, alternately sounding like Dean Wareham and Michael Stipe. Red House Painters, the closest touchpoint for the minimalist accompaniment to Long Division, just can't compete with Low's bare, soul-searching oblivion. "Caroline" by itself is better than anything Galaxie 500 produced. ~ John Bush, All Music Guide