Drink & a Quick Decision

　　This U.K. duo barely blipped the radar here with its 2004 debut, "Kicking the National Habit," a sublime, catchy melange of the Police's rhythmic pop, New Order's dance-driven rock and the Bee Gees' knack for melody. "A Drink and a Quick Question" is more diverse, touching on the homespun feel of "Tusk"-era Fleetwood Mac on lovelorn laments like "Joker and Clown" and conjuring ... (展开全部) 　　This U.K. duo barely blipped the radar here with its 2004 debut, "Kicking the National Habit," a sublime, catchy melange of the Police's rhythmic pop, New Order's dance-driven rock and the Bee Gees' knack for melody. "A Drink and a Quick Question" is more diverse, touching on the homespun feel of "Tusk"-era Fleetwood Mac on lovelorn laments like "Joker and Clown" and conjuring intriguing disco/rave hybrids like "By the Time I Get Home There Won't Be Much of a Place for Me" and the churning "Close Approximation." The Police resemblance remains, but the group has found a way to put a more original spin on it with such tracks as the gently zooming "Weird Ideas at Work," "New Space to Throw" (complete with chicken scratch guitar and synths) and opener "Reasons to Hide In," which sounds like an indie rocker's idea of "Saturday Night Fever." Billboard - June 2007 A Drink & A Quick Decision is the kind of album you'd hear while enjoying cocktails in an über hip lounge. This album is suitable for all moods, whether you want to mindlessly let the beats take over you while driving, dancing around in your room, or crying in the corner.　　

　　01.Reason to Hide in
　　02.Weird Ideas at Work
　　03.Animal Sounds
　　04.By the Time I Get Home There Won\'t Be Much of A Place for Me
　　05.Cut by the Brakes
　　06.Tongue
　　07.Going totch the Lights on
　　08.New Space to Throw
　　09.Joker and Clown
　　10.Close Approximation
　　11.Pack All the Things You Need
　　12.Part of A Corner