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So Reviews

Overall Rating
8

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1990 | Geffen Records

16 Sources have reviewed this album

9/10

Village Voice (Consumer Guide)

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Three thin voices rap-sing-chant over the same bare-bones electro that sophisticates equate with two-headed dildos and black leatherette. But here, it intensifies the toughness, naïveté, moralism, sentimentality, ambition, ebullience, and s

9/10

All Music Guide

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There really isn't another dance/rap act on the scene that combines snarky teenage style with seriously slammin' retro dance beats the way Fannypack does.

8/10

Blender

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Streetwise, self-aware and clever. [Aug 2003, p.124]

8/10

Q Magazine

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Fannypack might already be sick of the Beastie Boys comparisons, but it works on too may levels to be ignored. [Oct 2003, p.104]

8/10

Urb

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The party album of the year has arrived. [Aug 2003, p.87]

8/10

Stylus Magazine

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One long sugar rush.

8/10

The Guardian

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There are 13 aural riots here, and every one is as catchy as a horrid disease.

7.5/10

Pitchfork

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Between Goias and Fancy's remarkable drop-rolling bass science and the girls' bratty-Brooklynite rhyming, the better singles on here wind up sounding like something unprecedented: a booty-bass record for small children.

7.5/10

Spin

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It's a little creepy hearing such adolescent voices hooked to Miami booty bass. [Aug 2003, p.116]

7/10

Rolling Stone

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Stylistic may be an After School Special version of Miami bass, but the joke is on the genre: FannyPack deflate all the blowup-doll fantasies in booty music and replace them with real live girls.

7/10

Village Voice

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Listening to FannyPack is, in a sense, aural pedophilia--two of the three girls are in their teens--and while the project carries the sheen of Radio Disney, these girls use their duff way better than Hilary does.

7/10

Uncut

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As instantly addictive as it is disposable. [Nov 2003, p.108]

6.5/10

Entertainment Weekly

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Though the formula is irresistible at times, it's tough not to squirm.

6/10

Splendid

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If you're fifteen years old, female, and want to rebel, So Stylistic probably makes a lot more sense than a Bright Eyes record. If you're any older, it'll probably just make you feel dirty.

6/10

Vibe

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It's reminiscent of a time when bumpin' L'Trimm's candy-coated "Cars With the Boom" was the definition of fresh. [Aug 2003, p.154]

5/10

Playlouder

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There are moments of brilliance here, sure... but there are a few too many weak skits and a few too many weak tracks here to make this anything other than a mildly cool summer thang, and summer is, like totally over now.