Alligator (MP3 Album)

Tracks:	13
Length:	00:48:00
Format:	MP3
Quality:	192 kbps
Size:	69.12 MB

£7.95

£0.61 per track when you purchase the album

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Tracks within this album can be purchased individually

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Listen	Track		Length	Price/Buy
	1.	Secret Meeting	00:03:44	£ 0.70
	2.	Karen	00:03:59	£ 0.70
	3.	Lit Up	00:02:55	£ 0.70
	4.	Looking For Astronauts	00:03:23	£ 0.70
	5.	Daughters Of The Soho Riots	00:03:58	£ 0.70
	6.	Baby We'll Be Fine	00:03:21	£ 0.70
	7.	Friend Of Mine	00:03:25	£ 0.70
	8.	Val Jester	00:03:00	£ 0.70
	9.	All The Wine	00:03:15	£ 0.70
	10.	Abel	00:03:37	£ 0.70
	11.	The Geese Of Beverly Road	00:04:56	£ 0.70
	12.	City Middle	00:04:27	£ 0.70
	13.	Mr. November	00:04:00	£ 0.70
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Customer Reviews

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Fantastic Album, fantastic Band

McFearless | 15/02/2008 | See all McFearless' reviews (5) »

This review refers to Alligator (CD version).

I only recently got into this band thanks to the equally excellent album - 'Boxer' since then I have been hooked and I honestly can't think of a better band around at the moment. After seeing them live they played a number of tracks from this album, I immediately rushed out and bought it. It is immense, not a bad tune to be found. For me it is their best album and one of my personal favourites for many a year. Top notch and i would highly recommend it to anyone with a decent taste in music.

Great Stuff

billbones | 11/07/2007 | See all billbones' reviews (23) »

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This review refers to Alligator (CD version).

This is the album that really turned heads for The National. It's an understated masterpiece that slowly gets into your head. The lyrics are excellent and at times very moving. Upbeats songs such as Lit Up and Mr November complement the slower ones really well. Definitely one of my favourite albums of the last few years. It's a shame that they haven't got the recognition they deserve yet in the UK.