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In another sense, “California Kids” is most comparable to ''[[The Green Album|The Green Album‘s]]'' “[[Don't Let Go]],” as a statement of purpose that both introduces and undersells a great record. And like “Don’t Let Go,” I never want to hear “California Kids,” but in the context of its album I’m always a little surprised by how decent it actually is. That doesn’t quite excuse “Kids” from being the only ''White'' song that’s a bit undercooked, and it’s not hard to imagine it how much it could have improved with a little extra time and a lucky idea or two. | In another sense, “California Kids” is most comparable to ''[[The Green Album|The Green Album‘s]]'' “[[Don't Let Go]],” as a statement of purpose that both introduces and undersells a great record. And like “Don’t Let Go,” I never want to hear “California Kids,” but in the context of its album I’m always a little surprised by how decent it actually is. That doesn’t quite excuse “Kids” from being the only ''White'' song that’s a bit undercooked, and it’s not hard to imagine it how much it could have improved with a little extra time and a lucky idea or two. | ||
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==See also== | ==See also== | ||