Not Entirelly TPU, but still good
349503
It's a really nice looking case and it fits very well, but apparently it's not TPU on the entire case. The "bumper" area seems to be made of the softer, pliable TPU material while the flat back part seems to be made of hard polycarbonate. It's a well made case, so you can hardly notice the transition between the two materials, but I'm almost certain it is made of those two pieces. I was hoping for an entirely TPU case for maximum protection, but I still think this one will work well. For that reason alone I gave it -1 star. Other than that it's pretty great.
4147730
The color temp doesn't seem to be as white as other 3000K lamps I've tried, but it's still nice and definitely an improvement over the 2700K halogens I was replacing.  Also, I'm not sure if it's just a overall LED issue (vs. Great Eagle-specific), but the lamps don't dim as smoothly as the halogens did.  Not having any other LED lamps to compare these to, I can't say it's bad product.  I'm generally pleased.
2163144
So far, not as good as 1 or 2.  But still good.
2507949
This is a good, solid disc in their style.
Can't really say why, but I don't find it their very best.
I'm enjoying it immensely, and am absolutely satisfied with it.
1020057
Not quite as good as the first album, but still great.  Virgins and Trainwreck are great.  The last two songs seem very tacked on and are not good.  A more melodic DFA than we're used to but still something I like to throw on.
1162013
Not the most interesting period of this comic, but still very good.
1543485
This one isn't quite as funny as some of Apatow's previous work, like The 40-Year-Old Virgin.  There are some missed opportunities and some unbelievable plot situations.  However, there are still plenty of laughs to be had, if you don't mind the juvenile crudeness of the men involved, particularly the ones played by Rogen and those playing his roommates.
If you're looking for insights and profundity, look elsewhere, but if you're in the mood for more lighthearted fare and general silliness, this is worth a viewing.
2604401
OK, its a solid album with 3 good songs on it. But much of it sounds kinda phoned-in, almost like they were covering themselves. No new ground has been broken at all. Still a album worth buying for fans.
3461660
While I did enjoy this volume, the ones prior really set the bar high. The art and detail seemed to be lacking just a bit compared to its predecessors.

It's still worth a buy if you are a fan.
410619
Pretty damn good, not epic, but pretty damn good.
1206521
First, it's little surprise that this album would be technically excellent with T Bone involved.  This is why I gave this album a listen.

As other reviewers have mentioned, there is a wide range of stuff going on with this album.  Tracks like Familiarity have that traditional Bluegrass feel, but are intermingled with tracks like I Blew It Off, which is more Beach Boys-ish (and not surfer-style Beach Boys, I hasten to add).  So overall, I get the sense of a band stretching out and experimenting with the genre, which is always welcomed.

I guess if I had anything really to say about the music, it would be that it seems a little on the self-aware "I Have A Message" side that seems to be de rigeur with Progressive Bluegrass.  Don't get me wrong, I think this is a fine album - I just sometimes want good old music without having to think about messaging too much.

Overall, though, I think Punch Brothers have a very good album here.
820876
The vocals are good, but not quite crisp enough for use in instruction.  Enjoyable for listening, though, and a nice addition to my collection.
2994005
The Dodos' new album is just nine songs long, perhaps a result of the slightly disappointing previous album. Fortunately the good elements have remained: the strange time signatures and the percussion like strumming of Meric Long. Opener and single "Black Night" is a good example of the newer, louder style. Long's singing is still mediocre at best bur the vocal melodies make up for a lot. They were also helped this time by Neko Case who lends here remarkable vocal talent to a few of the songs, lifting them up and giving a nice extra color. Songs that are already dominated by some great hooks, making you remember at least part of the song after only a few plays.
The new sound doesn't always work live, where they can become too loud. It works on this album: The Dodos are back on track.
1079421
Apart from the odd typo, there's little to quibble about here. The developments in the characters' lives relieve the series of the chance of staleness and the inexplicable bits, or most of them, remain cheerfully inexplicable. Still a good romp, but now a bit more than that.
4054631
Its pretty good overall,but not that as I expected!
3931457
Pretty good, but not very original.  For the price I can't complain.
1425405
I agree with everything everybody else said, but it's not super absolutely spectactularly amazing -- it's just really good. Some songs are better than others and the good songs really are spectactular. "Eurodiscoteque" and "New Millenium Song" are stand outs. "New Mate" reminds me a lot of Gary Numan but the campyness sounds a bit more tame 20 years later. It's not as innovative nor as good as their second album as it relies on synth pop conventions to flesh out the songs rather than the post-Mouse On Mars-ish computer distortion and polished edits(?).  But it's quite fun. Also, compared to their second, it sounds like a bunch of singles as opposed to a cohesive album. Reccomended to those who like synth-pop and twee type boy/girl vocals.