On the cusp of recording Let It Die, Feist joined the Canadian indie-rock supergroup Broken Social Scene for their wildly successful You Forgot It in People.

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Her previous album, Let It Die, helped solidify her as a darling of the indie-rock scene, but her major label debut is an album that both the critics and the broader public seem to love.

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Not once did we feel the bass was magnified out of proportion, and while it's obviously designed to let gamers feel the "booms, " we thoroughly enjoyed how it handled good ole rock 'n roll.

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"Let It Go" echoes the sunny, carefree folk sounds of '60s-era British rock.

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Forming their own record label in 1971, the Stones went on to become rock 'n' roll's most successful band, recording such classic long players as Let It Bleed, Sticky Fingers and Exile on Main Street.

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It's time to let go of that carefully constructed (and false) image of yourself as being a rock.

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