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"...to the political consciousness of songs like "Far Away" and "Combat Rock""

"..."Step Aside", ... the violence of the world outside, and the domestic responsibilities of motherhood vie with the horn section"

"[Carrie's] guitar playing uncannily mimics Peter Buck on Document-era R.E.M."

~~"There is wah-wah, there are synthesizers, there are sing-along choruses, there are hints of the blues"~~

[1] Numerous article reprints from ~1999-2005.