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YEAH YEAH YEAHS – FEVER TO TELLThe Yeah Yeah Yeahs' debut introduced the world outside New York to the beer swilling frontwoman, who sounded like she'd eaten Pat Benatar for breakfast while rocking out to Siouxsie and the Banshees. The gorgeous ballad Maps was the surprise hit, but most of the album found O spitting fiery slogans "We're all gonna burn in hell!" like a crazed art school diva. With Nick Zinner dishing thick, badass riffs and Brian Chase laying down thudding drums,

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It’s on “The Voracious One” that the band’s longtime penchant for doom segments shift into a stoner-esque form

and there's no more overwhelming proof of that than this collection of the first three Peel Sessions the band recorded

I was trying to stuff so many years of influences into thirty brisk minutes

divebomb-laden precision fuels the percussive riff assault

Certainly “Desert Plains” and “Heading Out to the Highway” can stand up to the prior album

the songs here are as wide-ranging as you can imagine

The simple pounding tune makes this one difficult to keep still while listening to

It exhibited his humor and his generosity of spirit and love of life

Donaldson’s vocals are captured in high fidelity

while the bass plods on with undeterred aggression

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