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Reviews (2)
Pitchfork
d. 20. June 2014
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Stephen M. Deusner
d. 20. June 2014
"Nelson sings about romance like it's still a vital concern for the eightysomething, which probably has less to do with his day-to-day life and more to do with his old-school approach to country songwriting. Even if it can't measure up to Spirit, Band of Brothers is still a showcase for what Nelson does best. These songs pare the personal down to the universal, speaking eloquently to experiences common to every listener: love, friendship, hardship, trouble".
Rolling stone
d. 17. June 2014
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Will Hermes
d. 17. June 2014
"The vocals remain indelibly creaky against stony acoustic guitar, bright steel whines and dusty harmonica whinnies. "We're a band of brothers and sisters and whatever/On a mission to break all the rules," he sings on the title track - a pledge of solidarity from an 81-year-old outlaw that, even at this late date, rings 100 percent true".