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and while much of the sounds are familiar

pack enough sonic punch to rattle your brain loose

two tracks taken from their '77 split with the Bizarros that demonstrate the no-holds-barred ethic of the time

this one more recalls the crystalline sounds of Adventure

"Center of the Universe" is a strong narcissism-and-self-pity cocktail ("I heard what I said to you/Thought it was all understood") — until the chorus

TEENAGE FANCLUB - Man-Made LP australian rock and while much of theIncludes download code. After a five year break the Fannies are back. On first listen Man Made sounds a little bleak, as if it lacks spark. The production is crisp and clear but a little soft. But as one listens more and more, this album reveals that it may actually be the band`s best since Grand Prix (1995) The songs flows nicely in typical Fanclub style: wonderful arrangements, great playing, bittersweet lyrics and the knack for great melody. In