Bright Eyes - The People's Key (2011) [FLAC]

Diehard fans might find it hard to believe that Bright Eyes could produce anything better than 2005s simultaneously released Im Wide Awake, Its Morning and Digital Ash in a Digital Urn. But in retrospect, those albums feel less developed than The Peoples Key. It starts off as a largely experimental and conceptual record, opening with a strange but fascinating commentary on the expanding universe, time travel, UFOs and the origins of life. But this isnt an overly affected art-rock album that takes itself too seriously. It is Bright Eyes most infectious record to date, with captivating melodies and rhythms. Released: 2011 Genre: Rock Style: Folk, Indie Quality: Lossless Codec: FLAC Tracks: 1. Firewall 2. Shell Games 3. Jejune Stars 4. Approximate Sunlight 5. Haile Selassie 6. A Machine Spiritual (In the Peoples Key) 7. Triple Spiral 8. Beginners Mind 9. Ladder Song 10. One for You, One for Me

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 insinuendo (2011-02-04)

A name I haven't seen in a while...
Kudos!
Best wishes :)

 politux (2011-02-04)

Enjoy it my friend. Thanks for the comment and rating. :)

SoundbaronPirateBay (2011-02-04)

Hey!
Thanks for the comment and add of this FLAC version in my MP3 version of this album.
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Can I be so frank and ask about the source of the FLAC you have uploaded? Is it a legit cd copy? (as the album is being released on feb 15th) or is this the mp3 version converted to flac?
Thanks again!
Cheers!

 politux (2011-02-04)

I got it from a blog of all lossless music, it came with a log and cue. It is definitely not converted from mp3, I can tell from the richness of the sound quality.

SoundbaronPirateBay (2011-02-04)

Thanks for the quick answer!!
I've compared the mp3 with the flac version and the flac version sounds a lot better indeed!!
Thanks for the info and this copy should hold me over untill the cd arrives!!
Thanks and have a nice weekend!

 politux (2011-02-04)

Enjoy! Long live FLAC. :)