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Re: “The Avett Brothers' The Carpenter”
"It's not an album for everyone, then, but music never really is for everybody. It's for those who get it, or for those who see that there never really was a door in the way to begin with."
I wish people who write reviews would understand that if they don't get what there listening to, there review is going to be limited and bleak.
Thank you Mr Parker i enjoyed reading this.