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Little Lebowski Urban Achievers
Is This a Party or an Intervention?

Evil Owl (2007) Jason

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Little Lebowski Urban Achievers – Is This a Party or an Intervention? — Evil Owl, 2007

Little Lebowski Urban Achievers are a slightly indie and extremely drunk pop-punk band that, when I actually leave the apartment, I've shared beers with more than few times. Three songs slow rock ditties fill up this slab of wax, everything is played simple and never overpowering. It's a bit melancholy with a biting sense of sarcasm. It's like saddling up to the bar at some no name dive and having the best conversation of your life with a new found friend. Raise your glass and sing along to broken hearts, stumbled walks home, and hangovers. In case you are turntable deficient Is This a Party or an Intervention? comes with a burnt CD with some extra tracks including the best song title of all time, "John Olerud Hasn't Changed in 10 Years."

6.2 / 10Jason • October 29, 2007

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Little Lebowski Urban Achievers – Is This a Party or an Intervention? — Evil Owl, 2007

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