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product_id: 2923916
title: "Supermodel"
brand: "foster the people"
price: "3614 som"
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reviews_count: 10
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# Supermodel

**Brand:** foster the people
**Price:** 3614 som
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- **What is this?** Supermodel by foster the people
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## Description

2014 release from the California indie pop band. SUPERMODEL, Foster the People's sophomore release, is the follow-up to their hit album TORCHES and includes 11 tracks including the hit single 'Coming Of Age'.

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## Customer Reviews

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    Interesting new FTP
  

*by D***R on Reviewed in the United States on July 21, 2019*

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   This was Foster the People's second studio album release. Though I am a biased fan of the musicians that make this group, because I've grown up listening to each release over the years.Tip: be sure to have record cleaning supplies and white sleeves for future safekeeping of records.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 







  
  
    Give it time to bake, improves with age
  

*by H***H on Reviewed in the United States on September 21, 2014*

My first impression is like many other reviewers: I was expecting something similar to "Torches".  When this popped up on Amazon, I bought the CD without hearing any tracks and when first played, I was initially disappointed.Not now.  After listening to the album in it's entirety I have garnered a new appreciation for the depth of sound layers, careful engineering and great lyrics that can actually be understood and can be, at times, very tongue-in-cheek, awesome stuff.And to add, it's recorded well and that's seriously important in this day and age of crapular sounding CDs, more the norm now than the exception, sigh.  Someone spent some serious, meticulous time in the recording studio, for sure.I won't give it 5 stars, more a 4.5.  Recommended but give it time.

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    Something Different
  

*by A***R on Reviewed in the United States on April 3, 2014*

Here's my 5-star vote for a great second album by Foster The People. Anybody who's heard Foster interviewed knows he's smart. When Jian Ghomeshi, the Canadian radio host of "Q," asked him if he felt pressure to write another "Pumped Up Kicks," Foster said no. He said he had new stuff to say, and he wasn't going to stand still to meet the public's expectations. I've read numerous reviews and fan complaints about this very fact.  FTP's first album, "Torches," was a beautifully produced commercial blockbuster with a sound that made people happy and they wanted more of same. The irony is that the very thing that made "Torches" great, namely Foster's talent, compels him to keep growing creatively. FTP will never produce cookie-cutter reproductions of itself. This is something to celebrate, not complain about."Supermodel" arose out of two years of touring, visiting foreign countries, including Morocco and India, seeing how other folks live and absorbing new musical influences. The first song, "Are You What You Wanna Be," has a great Afro-pop vibe to it, as well as a personal/political message. "Nevermind" reminds me of Brazilian samba, with its big unison chorus. There's a snippet of a Beach Boys tribute in the a cappella "Angelic Welcome of Mr. Jones."  It's a little pitchy, but trying to reproduce the famous Beach Boys blend ain't easy. As a big Beach Boys fan, I give FTP an A for effort on this one. (Having listened to the whole record in order many times, I think the purpose of "Mr. Jones" is to be an intermission, dividing the record in half. Its sound is completely different from anything else, it's light, it's short, and it transforms the mood entirely.)  The end of "Act 1," as it were, is the standout track "Pseudologia Fantastica" -- ambitious, dramatic, almost orchestral, full of beautiful melodies, heavy textures and hard emotions.  But great dance hooks are not dead and gone.  "Coming of Age" and "Best Friend" are excellent examples, two deep songs with a groove to match.Foster shows himself to be a vocal shapeshifter who can change the sound of his voice to fit the style of the song. On "A Beginner's Guide..." he dips down into his baritone register, which sounds amazing. The guy can really sing. Overall, the mixture of pop, rock `n roll, and world beats is really interesting. There are electronic effects and samples but it feels organic. Lots of unexpected melodies and harmonies. The guitar is featured in different styles, and acts like another voice that changes from song to song.  "Ask Yourself" and "Beginner's Guide" have beautiful guitar bridges. I like the acoustic moments, especially in the haunting last song ("Fire Escape"), which expresses the pathos that underlies a lot of Foster's writing.As with "Pumped Up Kicks," the lyrics are heavy, but the music is mostly upbeat. If you like to delve into lyrics, you'll hear more of Foster's pet topics:  merciless self-scrutiny, how to deal with fear, the importance of living an authentic life despite the risks, the dangers of addiction and depression, and how easy it is to lose one's way in a superficial world that values money and looks over inner substance.  And now there's a political call to action as well. "Are You What You Want to Be" refers to Nigerian activist-musician Fela Kuti, "dissidents" and "the war machine."  Not just ear candy, this."Supermodel" is inspired.  It's a sophisticated, inventive, complex and beautiful set of songs that's also very emotional.  But it's not "Torches."  "Supermodel" is something different, from a talented group with an expanded vision of the music they want to make. For fans with open ears and hearts who are paying attention, "Supermodel" is not only different, but really good.

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