Stephen Malkmus - Face The Truth - Album Review

**** Stephen Malkmus

Stephen Malkmus - Face The Truth - Album Review

Stephen Malkmus
Face The Truth All I can say is that this guy is a sure fire legend, he has his place in rock history so he has nothing to prove and this being his third solo album surley shows that he has full creative power with anything he touches. This guy after all is the original Beck and make the Eels look all rather amateur. This is the sort of person who in the future will have hoards of people claming he changed their little lives, similar to the resurrection every so often with many classic bands. Like with the recent uprising of The Cure, or The Smiths or even The Rolling Stones.

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9/10

http://www.stephenmalkmus.com Alex Parker