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| | Jawbox: My Scrapbook of Fatal Accidents: Pitchfork Review (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17) |
 | | Jawbox's sampler of oeuvre out-takes and compilation cuts, My Scrapbook Of Fatal Accidents, serves as a final reminder of D.C.'s duel- guitar heroes, and it bores a large machicolation high on Jawbox's pedestal from which the band drops a succession of awesome, rare cuts. |
 | | You'll be hard pressed to find three songs that rock with more lyrical rose- petals and sharp, hook- laden thorns than "Dreamless," "Static," and "Savory," the latter of which is easily one of the most jaw- dropping rock songs of the decade-- deceptively simple, simultaneously cacaphonous and ethereal. |
 | | The surprise gem, however, is "68," Jawbox's catchiest tune, loaded with a uplifting solo. |
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