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Like many a paisley pop band -- hey, they put this out on the Paisley Pop label, so they'd better be prepared to be branded with the label themselves -- Girls Say Yes boasts a stew of influences. There's 1960s psychedelia and folk-rock, of course, but also girl groups (felt mostly in the backup vocals), ringing Byrds/R.E.M. guitars, Lou Reed, soul, and even cheesy 1980s synth pop. There's nothing wrong with that; just don't steel yourself for anything that will shift your axis of being. The songs embrace a similarly mixed clutch of themes: psychic displacement, spaced-out psychedelic musing, alienated loneliness, and cranky carps at the institution of marriage. It's the psychedelic-isms and the Lou Reed-isms that work best, like "Another Life," with its late-'60s psychedelic Brit-pop trimmings of underwater vocals and backward guitars; "You're Coming Down," which has something of the feeling of early-'70s Pink Floyd, but with female vocals; and "Wonder Guy," which matches shaky Reed-esque singing to folk-rockin' guitars.
© Richie Unterberger /TiVo

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1
Another Life
00:04:08

Girls Say Yes, MainArtist - Jim Huie/ Charles Lockwood, Composer

2001 Paisley Pop 2001 Paisley Pop

2
Don't Call Me
00:03:06

Girls Say Yes, MainArtist - Jim Huie, Composer

2001 Paisley Pop 2001 Paisley Pop

3
She Married a Loser
00:04:35

Girls Say Yes, MainArtist - Jim Huie, Composer

2001 Paisley Pop 2001 Paisley Pop

4
Monkey in the Middle
00:03:41

Girls Say Yes, MainArtist - Jim Huie, Composer

2001 Paisley Pop 2001 Paisley Pop

5
Prelude
00:00:27

Girls Say Yes, MainArtist - Jim Huie/ Frank Kelly, Composer

2001 Paisley Pop 2001 Paisley Pop

6
Beckon
00:05:34

Girls Say Yes, MainArtist - Jim Huie, Composer

2001 Paisley Pop 2001 Paisley Pop

7
Burning Inside Out
00:03:58

Girls Say Yes, MainArtist - Jim Huie, Composer

2001 Paisley Pop 2001 Paisley Pop

8
You & the Devil
00:02:32

Eric Gregory, Composer - Girls Say Yes, MainArtist

2001 Paisley Pop 2001 Paisley Pop

9
Love Is Not Linear
00:05:05

Girls Say Yes, MainArtist - Jim Huie, Composer

2001 Paisley Pop 2001 Paisley Pop

10
Wonder Guy
00:02:55

Girls Say Yes, MainArtist - Jim Huie, Composer

2001 Paisley Pop 2001 Paisley Pop

11
Sylvia
00:03:55

Girls Say Yes, MainArtist - Jim Huie, Composer

2001 Paisley Pop 2001 Paisley Pop

12
You're Coming Down
00:05:51

Girls Say Yes, MainArtist - Jim Huie, Composer

2001 Paisley Pop 2001 Paisley Pop

13
All I Want to Do Is Sleep
00:04:06

Girls Say Yes, MainArtist - Jim Huie/ Phil Marshall, Composer

2001 Paisley Pop 2001 Paisley Pop

14
How to Do Everything Right
00:05:59

Girls Say Yes, MainArtist - Jim Huie, Composer

2001 Paisley Pop 2001 Paisley Pop

15
Bonus Track
00:05:26

Girls Say Yes, MainArtist - Jim Huie, Composer

2001 Paisley Pop 2001 Paisley Pop

Album review

Like many a paisley pop band -- hey, they put this out on the Paisley Pop label, so they'd better be prepared to be branded with the label themselves -- Girls Say Yes boasts a stew of influences. There's 1960s psychedelia and folk-rock, of course, but also girl groups (felt mostly in the backup vocals), ringing Byrds/R.E.M. guitars, Lou Reed, soul, and even cheesy 1980s synth pop. There's nothing wrong with that; just don't steel yourself for anything that will shift your axis of being. The songs embrace a similarly mixed clutch of themes: psychic displacement, spaced-out psychedelic musing, alienated loneliness, and cranky carps at the institution of marriage. It's the psychedelic-isms and the Lou Reed-isms that work best, like "Another Life," with its late-'60s psychedelic Brit-pop trimmings of underwater vocals and backward guitars; "You're Coming Down," which has something of the feeling of early-'70s Pink Floyd, but with female vocals; and "Wonder Guy," which matches shaky Reed-esque singing to folk-rockin' guitars.
© Richie Unterberger /TiVo

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