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Love You Too by The Blanks
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fave it Traditional Country | 60's Rock
12 tracks | 45 minutes
Released May 2005
on Albert & Lexington Records
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CD review: 'The Blanks Love You Too' by The Blanks
Group brings style, substance to second album
By Chris Rietz | For the Lansing State Journal
In the year since their CD debut, the below-low-budget "The Blanks Kiss You On The Mouth," they've morphed into the self-proclaimed "world's greatest (albeit its only) rockity roll band," and blossomed into surprisingly ambitious songsmiths.
It was clear from "Mouth" that The Blanks were graduates of the no-frills post-punk school of rock, but in "Love You Too" they've taken the next step: harnessing all that energy into fueling songs, with all the elements of pop songcraft intact - witty lyrics, hummable melodies and - most of all - strong hooks.
But if rock were still Mods vs. Rockers - and a British Invasion current runs strongly through "Love You Too" - the Blanks would fall into the latter camp, pointedly distinguishing themselves from those posturing, overcultivated Mods.
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