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| | Underworld: A Hundred Days Off: Pitchfork Review (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26) |
 | | Having a hundred days off is either a workman's fantasy or just another way of saying "unemployment", but either way, there's a nice mystique to it: an epic vacation, an eternity (to the shortsighted among us) of free time, all empty of responsibility, regret, and unwilled concerns. |
 | | A hundred days to wake up at three in the afternoon, a hundred days of raving 'til dawn, a hundred days to revel in all the fruits of blissful slackerdom-- this is what Underworld would like to bring you, and they come damn close. |
 | | But Underworld's Hundred Days is an unpaid holiday, you see, and over time, bills pile up, boredom sets in, and eventually, part of you wishes you had a job to go back to. |
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