After a surprising Grammy win, The Suburbs gained some of the popular attention it always deserved. Much the same way Paul identified The National's lyrics as highly applicable, Arcade Fire's epic, beautiful third chapter spins a yarn about suburbia that ditches the romanticized white-picket-fences and replaces fantasy with reality. The result is a really fantastic album; an American story from a Canadian band. I'll save the rest of my limitless love for the comments and let everyone render their judgments.
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I see this album won the most votes in the poll. Who else thinks The Suburbs is as great as I do?
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