Lots of dusty folk songs about a hard life they love--Live
Frank Camm | Northern Virginia | 03/22/2006
(4 out of 5 stars)
"Disc 1. Buskers who have been together long enough to tighten up, play inside each others' moves, and develop a distinctive style all their own-dusty folk songs about a hard life they love. Subdudes come to mind. They document life on the road, in a beloved Australia, and their personal lives in up-close personal terms. Striking phrases of lyrics repeatedly grab my attention. They fans love them and they love entertaining them. Disc 1 is a revelation. [72:04]
Disc 2 offers more of the same. Maybe too much of a good thing all at once-the distinctive style gets a little claustrophobic. And yet, I want to hear more. Watch for last track. [68:15]"
New favorite
W. Miller | Salt Lake City, UT USA | 03/08/2007
(5 out of 5 stars)
"I can't remember now how I was introduced to The Waifs in the last few years, but I think I heard one of their songs on a local public radio station. I tried hard to find any Waifs albums, and finally found this one on Amazon. I LOVE it, and I am now a huge Waifs fan. I hope they come back to the US on tour soon."
Best new discovery yet
GeoLibGT | Good Thunder, MN | 08/01/2006
(5 out of 5 stars)
"I was introduced to the Waifs through my Pandora account. I feel instantly in love with the music and bought all of their CDs now. If you like modern folk, acoustic music, and catchy tunes, this group is for you."
Best of the best.
Cold, wet, and happy! | 09/02/2006
(5 out of 5 stars)
"The best from one of the best rock/folk independents in the business. Great album."