Music / rock

¿Which side are you on?


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PopMatters

d. 17. Jan. 2012

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Nianyi Hong

d. 17. Jan. 2012

"Which Side Are You On? shows all of DiFranco's strengths and weaknesses and it displays her increasing maturity where she is finally at peace with herself, but hasn't lost her biting wit. At this point, audiences will know what they think of Ani DiFranco and Which Side Are You On? is unlikely to change this sentiment. Ani DiFranco hasn't changed, but the political and economic unrest around her has, strengthening her music and message".


AllMusic

2012

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James Christopher Monger

2012

"DiFranco's been championing the spiritually, financially, and socially disenfranchised since her electrifying (acoustically speaking) 1994 debut, and standout tracks like "Life Boat," "Splinter," and the rousing title cut, the latter of which features Seeger himself on banjo and backing vocals, do little to tarnish her well-earned reputation as a D.I.Y. force of nature".