Sinister: Daily Telegraph

[Ian W Halliday]

In the review of the year, James Delingpole of the Daily Telegraph
(London) wrote...

Belle and Sebastian If You're Feeling Sinister (Jeepster).
Like the black-and-white Seventies children's TV programme after
which they are named, Scotland's Belle and Sebastian have become a
huge cult among knowing twenty- and thirtysomethings. With its shy
vocals, pretty melodies, quirky, affecting lyrics and deceptively
amateurish air, this is the perfect Sunday morning record. It will also
guarantee your CD collection instant credibility.
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So there we have it. Happy New Year to you all (even you Paul)

Ian
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