Customer Review: Always heard the name, never heard the band. Is this like yourself? You are intrigued by the band, that supposedly is greatness, but you don't think you are hip enough to listen? Have no fear. Buy this album and I think you will be pleasantly surprised at the number of listens you will give it.... more info
Customer Review: This is my absolute favorite DCFC CD. I LOVE it and can listen to it over and over- every single song. The music is beautiful, haunting, and just flows so easily.
Customer Review: The first time I'd ever heard Death Cab For Cutie (DCFC) I was working in a movie theatre during the summer of 2005; `Sound of Settling' had been attached to the trailer for Shopgirl and would play 2-3 times on the television above the cash register. The combination of Chris Walla's voice and... more info
Customer Review: This is my first album from dcfc. I became familiar with dcfc from the radio. The first four songs are currently on my Ipod while I did not care for the 5th song. I accantly ordered it twice so I wound up giving it to my sister and she enjoyed it also.
Customer Review: 3 1/2 Although they would go on to accomplish more, this early work has an agreeably airy humbleness that serves the band's emotive engagements well; a return to this production aesthetic could reinvigorate.
Customer Review: I'm turned off by their fanbase, I have to give credit where it's due: Death Cab For Cutie is a good band of musicians, and Chris Walla/Ben Gibbard write some very smart lyrics and Michael Schorr shows some exceptional talent on this LP. This was my introduction, and I loved it. This album,... more info
Customer Review: If you are expecting an album that's anything like their later music, save your money or buy something else. Very rough production and generally so-so music makes for a major disappointment from this band. Everyone has to start somewhere, of course, and it's great that their later albums have... more info
Customer Review: Most of the tracks on this offering are lo-fi and just full of washed-out, Pacific Northwest, dreary-day angst. This sound is distinctive from the brighter, fuller sound on their more recent releases. The last 10 tracks are bonus (compiled from various releases), including a Smiths cover, a... more info
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