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| | Fingerprince: Reviews, Discography, Audio Clips, and more ||| Music.com |
 | | This transitional album for the group may not be one of their best, but makes up for it in historical importance. |
 | | Fingerprince is one side of songs, a melding of their earlier, primitive side (their old piano, heard so well on Meet the Residents, is still in service here) with their sinister pop side that would be perfected on Duck Stab and The Commercial Album (including their treated, cheap-sounding drum machines). |
 | | Side two is a ballet cycle, entitled "Six Things to a Cycle," an attempt at faux-ethno-primitivism (heavily rhythmic, repetitious) that would prefigure their work in Eskimo and Mark of the Mole. |
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