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All At Once [B&N Exclusive Version]

1	All At Once 5:16
2	Numb 4:05
3	Changing 3:21
4	All For a Woman 3:45
5	It Doesn't Mean a Thing 2:10
6	The Kids are Ready to Die 4:11
7	Welcome to Your Wedding Day 3:44
8	Half of Something Else 4:38
9	Strange Girl 3:25
10	All I Ever Wanted 4:18
11	The Graveyard Near the House 4:55
12	This Losing Bonus Track 3:45

Spin Magazine

Whether imagining a gorgeously wailing new-wave soundtrack ("Numb") or slamming out punky reggae ("Changing") or giving Raymond Carver's working-class minimalism a rockabilly boost ("It Don't Mean a Thing"), this moody crew consistently elevate their leader's wounded drama. Peter Gerstenzang

The Independent (U. K.)

Their stadium-indie sound is more variegated on this follow-up, on which Mikel Jollett reflects on death and change. Overall, it treads an uncertain line between bombast and sensitivity. Andy Gill

The Guardian

This time, they've muscled up, nodded to the blue collar and emerged somewhere between Bruce Springsteen, U2 and the Pogues.... "All At Once" and "Numb" are instant, stadium-size anthems. Dave Simpson