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Electro-Shock Blues by Eels

The Medication Is Wearing Off

Eels

Album: Electro-Shock Blues

Genre: Rock

Composer: P./Eels

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ALBUM_ID379624
TRACK_NAMEThe Medication Is Wearing Off
COMPOSERP./Eels
TRACK_NUMBER15
RUN_TIME3:51
TRACK_ID2359151
ALBUM_TITLEElectro-Shock Blues
ARTIST_NAMEEels
SEARCH_NAMEEels
RATED7
GENRE_DESCRIPTIONRock
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SPIRALFROG_AVAILABLEYes
OFFICAL_LENGTH0:03:51
SITE_REVIEWThe Eels' second release, Electro-Shock Blues, is a much darker album than their underrated debut, 1996's Beautiful Freak, but just as rewarding. Singer/guitarist/songwriter E experienced many upheavals in his personal life between albums (the passing of several family members and close friends), and decided to work his way through life's tribulations via his music. The result is a spectacular epic work, easily on par with such classic albums cut from the same cloth -- Neil Young's Tonight's the Night, Lou Reed's Magic and Loss. For some of the most introspective and haunting tunes of recent times, look no further than the title track, "Last Stop: This Town," and "Elizabeth on the Bathroom Floor." And although the lyrics deal almost entirely with mortality, the music for "Hospital Food," "Cancer for the Cure," and "Going to Your Funeral, Pt. 1" is comparable to Beck's funky noise, while "Efils' God," "The Medication Is Wearing Off," and "My Descent Into Madness" are all ethereal, soothing compositions. One of the finest and fully realized records of 1998, a must-hear. ~ Greg Prato, All Music Guide
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GenreRock
ExplicitLyricsNo
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