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10.0
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Rave Magazine
I’m starting to feel like a bit of a bore banging on about how good the Body Talk series is, but you really need some of this in your life
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10.0
19130
10.0 |
A.V. Club
Euphoric, personal, and inspirational to the last beat
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9.0
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9.0 |
musicOMH
Body Talk shows just how easily she can churn out hits more frequently than labels can process production teams. Robyn deserves her success
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9.0
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9.0 |
The Line Of Best Fit
These tracks concentrate on what the series has done best: ecstatic, club-inspired pop filled with massive throbbing synths and arpeggiated bleeps
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8.7
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Pitchfork
She should be universal. So why isn't she?
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8.0
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8.0 |
All Music
By picking the best of the project’s songs, it feels like a greatest-hits collection and brand new album rolled into one
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8.0
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8.0 |
State
These songs are immediate in effect and almost impossible to overdose from
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8.0
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Evening Standard
Sophisticated pop songs that remain impossibly chart-friendly. Proof that it's possible to have both quantity and quality
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8.0
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The Guardian
It's the fierce, contrary spirit driving the swaggering rap of U Should Know Better, or We Dance to the Beat's icy electro, that makes Robyn really fascinating
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8.0
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Eye Weekly
Anyone who has the first two Body Talks only needs to round out the collection with minimal iTunes purchases; this collection is more for the uninitiated, and it's a decent place to start
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8.0
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Prefix
Body Talk concludes a triptych of highly enjoyable pop albums
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8.0
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BBC
The first genuinely exciting, no-filler, pure pop full-length album since Lady Gaga’s The Fame. And not a fright-wig in sight
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8.0
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Slant Magazine
Other than Radiohead, few other artists have delved so deeply into the disconnection between modern technology and human experience, and Body Talk emerges as pop music's answer to the Ghost in the Shell series
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8.0
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DIY
Five solid new additions that contain all the familiar Robyn ingredients, rounding things off more than carrying on the experimentation
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8.0
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FasterLouder
Sensitive yet dynamic, familiar yet surprising, Robyn once again reigns as the undisputed queen of electro-pop
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7.8
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7.8 |
Consequence Of Sound
Her production team deserves most of the praise for Body Talk–musically, the songs help earn Robyn that “progressive pop” tag
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7.0
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PopMatters
When all three parts are taken together, though, it’s obvious that somewhere in that mishmash of tracks, Robyn has truly crafted the Album of the Year. Body Talk, however, is not it
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7.0
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Clash
The 'Body Talk' round-up, five tracks from the first two volumes plus five new ones, sound more like a mop up exercise than a coherent album, the atrocious programming of the tracks doesn’t help either.
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7.0
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Drowned In Sound
The Body Talk trilogy could/should have been a truly groundbreaking single album. In other words, it’s a classic double-album quandary of quantity over quality
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