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| | Trans Am - Red Line (Thrill Jockey) |
 | | The album might not have the band's best song or their best set of songs, but in the maturity and breadth of its composition, arrangement, and execution, it is Trans Am's master work. |
 | | The album is Trans Am's first double LP, and it is designed to fit that format. |
 | | The songs of the album are also arranged as if for a double LP, each side containing one or two scorchers, i.e., keyboard pop or hard-nosed rock songs, and the rest mood pieces, like drum solos (via hand, stick, or machine) or more atmospheric keyboard pieces. |
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