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Album Review: Sleater-Kinney - Live In Paris

Christopher H James
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"With no official "best of" to their name, this makes for a decent substitute with a number of vigorous performances..."

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With their post-reformation album No Cities To Love released two months prior, Live In Paris is a semi-historic snapshot of the band and a sound collection of their timeless songs.

With no official "best of" to their name, this makes for a decent substitute with a number of vigorous performances that comfortably equal their studio counterparts. Arguably, it's the material from 2005's The Woods that stands out as the most visceral with a piledriving What's Mine Is Yours and a crushing take on Jumpers.