
13 Songs, 50 Minutes

I and Love and You The Avett Brothers
EDITORS’ NOTES
“They say ‘Don’t take your business to the big time’; I bought us tickets there,” sing The Avett Brothers on “Slight Figure of Speech,” summing up their major label debut. With producer Rick Rubin, they streamlined and polished the rootsy, harmony-laden sound they’d developed over previous albums. There’s gravity to these chamber-folk ballads, from the majestic piano-based arrangements to the hard-won lyrical wisdom. And they prove they still know how to get a bluegrass hoedown started on the rollicking “Laundry Room.”
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I and Love and You
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January Wedding
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Head Full of Doubt / Road Full of Promise
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And It Spread
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The Perfect Space
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Ten Thousand Words
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Kick Drum Heart
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Laundry Room
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Ill With Want
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Tin Man
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Slight Figure of Speech
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It Goes On and On
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Incomplete and Insecure
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