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| | Guardian Unlimited | Arts reviews | N*E*R*D, Fly or Die |
 | | When Williams and Hugo stop worrying about their target audience, however, Fly or Die starts hitting its stride. |
 | | The leering, salacious Backseat Love and She Wants to Move are pretty unsubtle, especially when you consider Williams and Hugo's involvement in such intriguing explorations of sexuality as Kelis's Milkshake and Truth or Dare. |
 | | The Way She Dances is a succinct and compelling mid-tempo ballad and Drill Sargent is absolutely fantastic - four carefree minutes that, like Outkast's Hey Ya, mine the mid-1960s "sunshine pop" of the Turtles and the Lovin' Spoonful to gleeful effect. |
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