Doll Revolution
by The Bangles

Album
Doll Revolution by The Bangles
Year: 2003
Overall rank: -
Average Rating: 
74/100 (from 3 votes)
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Accolades:
Award Top albums of 2003 (2,493rd)
Award Top albums of of the 2000s (25,839th)

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Tear Off Your Own Head (It's A Doll Revolution)
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Stealing Rosemary
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Something That You Said
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Ask Me No Questions
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The Rain Song
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Nickel Romeo
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Ride The Ride
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I Will Take Care Of You
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Here Right Now
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Single By Choice
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Lost At Sea
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Song For A Good Son
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Mixed Messages
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Between The Two
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Grateful
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Overall rank: - | 2000s rank: 25,839th | 2003 rank: 2,493rd  Overall chart history
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 !		07/10/2025 03:07 dhbarrett  Ratings distribution  8,60465/100
 
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 !		04/10/2025 14:53 TheDude85  Ratings distribution  9,53683/100

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From 04/10/2025 15:09 | #308447
Returning as a foursome after an extended 15 year hiatus from the release of "Everything" in 1988, this 2003 release finds the garage band fleshing out their Southern California folk rock roots more than exploring the looking for a hit sound of their past successes like 'Manic Monday' or 'Walk Like An Egyptian.' This effort sounds more natural for the group than the forced stylism of previous efforts. Each member gets her fair share of opportunities to shine, and the band seems to have taken a far more egalitarian approach to their music as opposed to foisting Susanna Hoffs down the listeners' throats. Both the Peterson sisters and bassist Michael Steele contribute interesting compositions, which fall somewhere outside the bubblegum pop for which the group had previously become known for. Yet, Hoffs is there with the old reliable 'Eternal Flame' like ballad 'I Will Take Care Of You.' A consistent re-imagining of a time worn group.
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