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Beer.com: Gordon Downie - "Coke Machine Glow" - Chris Carter's review: "your first impulse might be to focus on the lyrics, which are by turns as inscrutable and as engaging as ever".
CanEHdian.com: Gord Downie - "Coke Machine Glow" - Kevan Corbett's review: "Downie has shrugged off the hockey pads of Canadian Shield rock'n'roll to publicly become Gord Downie, poet/writer/musician/book publisher".
Canoe.ca: Gordon Downie - "Coke Machine Glow" - Paul Cantin's review: "eschews the tightness and severity of much of The Hip's work and replaces it with a more open, unvarnished style".
Sympatico.ca: Gordon Downie - "Coke Machine Glow" - Aaron Brophy's review: "a piece of work that defines what Canadian music truly sounds like in all its simple, naïve majesty".
Toronto Observer: Gordon Downie - "Coke Machine Glow" - David Mowbray's review: "strong solo effort and allows Tragically Hip fans a glimpse at whatever is going through the charismatic Downie's head".
UtterMusic.com: Gordon Downie - "Coke Machine Glow" - D.Burga's review: "A very intimate and ambitious album, which is far enough away from the Hips sound to justify a solo effort".
eye.net: Gordon Downie - "Coke Machine Glow" - Kevin Connolly's review: "may not break any new ground formally, but it does possess a distinct, personal vision and reintroduces whimsy and humour to an artform often hobbled by its own self-importance."

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