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Track Listings
| 1. Little Discourage |
| 2. I Don't Have The Map |
| 3. These Wooden Ideas |
| 4. Roseability |
| 5. Idea Track |
| 6. Let Me Sleep (Next To The Mirror) |
| 7. Listen To What You've Got |
| 8. Actually It's Darkness |
| 9. Rusty |
| 10. Mistake Pageant |
| 11. Quite Crown |
| 12. Bronze Medal |
Product Description
Amazon.co.uk Review
What often makes the best bands such an attractive proposition is the fact that they usually have a total disregard for what's going on around them. Listening to Idlewild's 100 Broken Windows is like hearing the thoughts of four people who have chosen to seal themselves off from the outside world, with only a treasured collection of American underground rock records and indie films for company. The roaring, insistent guitars of "Idea Track" are challenged by Idlewild's insistence on combining accessible vocals with growling, while "Little Discourage" is pure film noir claustrophobia. That's not to say they don't have their lighter moods. "Mistake Pageant" is an inspiring exercise in pop with brains, just like REM used to make. 100 Broken Windows is an assured and largely faultless follow up to Hope Is Important, and a big step from a band that continues to grow. --Emma Johnston
What often makes the best bands such an attractive proposition is the fact that they usually have a total disregard for what's going on around them. Listening to Idlewild's 100 Broken Windows is like hearing the thoughts of four people who have chosen to seal themselves off from the outside world, with only a treasured collection of American underground rock records and indie films for company. The roaring, insistent guitars of "Idea Track" are challenged by Idlewild's insistence on combining accessible vocals with growling, while "Little Discourage" is pure film noir claustrophobia. That's not to say they don't have their lighter moods. "Mistake Pageant" is an inspiring exercise in pop with brains, just like REM used to make. 100 Broken Windows is an assured and largely faultless follow up to Hope Is Important, and a big step from a band that continues to grow. --Emma Johnston