The Dissociatives (studio album)
by The Dissociatives

The Dissociatives by The Dissociatives
Year: 2004
Release date: 2004-04-05
Overall rank: 27,414th   
Average Rating: 
69/100 (from 14 votes)
     
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Award Top albums of the 2000s (5,171st)
Award Best albums of all time (27,414th)

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The Dissociatives is ranked as the best album by The Dissociatives.

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The Dissociatives track list

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Overall rank: 27,414th | 2000s rank: 5,171st | 2004 rank: 502nd

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69/100 (from 14 votes)
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Pitchfork summed this up pretty accurately when they said, "it sounds like Backstreet Boys covering Captain Beefheart in a bad way" - except not in a bad way at all. It's really quite fun. This album is mad scientist gone madder, and I'll be bald if it's not a great album. It's odd. No. It's absurd. But that's what makes this one of the most lovable, endearing albums of its time for me.
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