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85. Lyrically, The Mysterious Production of Eggs stands as one of the best within 2000's Chamber Pop, alongside a nice mellow soundscape with works well with Andrew Bird's vocal which although not necessary the most standout he knows how to uses it effectively to get heavy emtional weight throughout the record to create one of his best works.
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The Mysterious Production of Eggs is a record which offers breezy, whimsical music and in the next breath transforms to muted lamentation, but both extremes are equally captivating and hypnotic. On the surface his output does not seem complicated or overlayered, but this is more a result of his effortless playing and laid-back approach rather than it actually being a simple and basic record ...
Andrew Bird’s The Mysterious Production of Eggs is a quietly sublime trip through Bird’s skewed musical universe – a grandiose vision of what a pop record can be. While it’s true that ...
8. Feb. 2005 · Music Critic review of The Mysterious Production Of Eggs, the Feb 8, 2005 album release by Andrew Bird. As always, Bird has enlisted the help of drummer Kevin O'Donnell and vocalist Nora O'Connor (the remnants of Bird's backing band Bowl of Fire) throughout, as well as a few guests here and there, but as stated, Mysterious Production of Eggs does reinstate some of the full-band feel showcased ...
16 Thoughts on the New Andrew Bird Album*1. I just don't understand why Andrew Bird isn't wildly famous. Is it because people associate him with his time in the Squirrel Nut Zippers? Can't we just forget that ever happened? 2. My goodness, Andrew Bird's voice is sexy. 3. And no one else really sounds like him. How many other musicians use the violin as their primary instrument to make ...
