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Understated satirical angle
29-Oct-2007 10:17:29 PM
Reviewer: gkerr42
The MLP exists somewhere between Bare Naked Ladies and Weird Al Yankovic on the comedy rock spectrum -- and the vocals sound like Bare Naked Ladies, too. Raspberries is clever and understated, and the humor doesn't hit you like a pie in the face, either.
Throw it in your MP3 player to mix it up a bit, and keep your bored party guests something to talk about if they are still listening.
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