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  • irishd777 20th Jan 2008

    Reviewer rating: 4 stars


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    Definitely an album you would leave lying around when you have company over. This is definitely an anthem in itself. The way in which lifes struggles are depicted in a confronting style really does cause a change of emotion within yourself which is what makes music so enjoyable to be in and around.

  • WSD Rank: Lieutenant-Colonel 26th Apr 2006

    Reviewer rating: 0 stars


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    Stars of CCTV by Hard-Fi may be my least favourite album ever. Due to its omnipresence on AOR and MOR radio everywhere I am so sick of the sound of this band that I have actually considered puncturing my own ear drums. This is a boring combination of two-tone and post-Madchester psychedelic indie d ...

  • lcjohnny Rank: Lieutenant 25th Apr 2006

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    What a massive album! I don't think there is a weak tune. Hard-Fi, Stars of CCTV is powerful catchy and varied. But that is not all the words are really good meaningful relevant political messages about the underclass we send to Iraq or lock-up in Feltham when we notice them!

  • Wolflinn Rank: Staff Sergeant 19th Mar 2006

    Reviewer rating: 4 stars


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    They are not clever, they are not new/different . They are only average players.
    On the good side the lyrics are fun and the songs are great.
    Better production would be nice then again maybe the roughish production was done to give it a more indie fill.
    A above average likeable first album ...

  • Charnelmind The Smart Rank: Lieutenant-Colonel 20th Jul 2005

    Reviewer rating: 4.5 stars


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    Hard-Fi are part of the growing cadre of new British guitar bands, but, unlike their compatriots such as Franz Ferdinand, the Kaiser Chiefs or The Departure, rather than taking their cues from new wave, post punk and 1980's indie, they've instead turned to Two-Tone and ska as well as the more moody ...