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• Jeanne Ray's story is narcotically pleasurable.
• The music, too, an Enya-esque, narcotically repetitive blend of the ethereal and the sinister, seemed all-pervasive, so insistent that it clouded the perceptions.
• The Hemingway-Fitzgerald generation and its literary successors have tended to treat the world, when they did treat it, as a stage upon which Americans could be more heroically or plangently themselves, or ( following the generations down to our day ) introspectively, narcotically or psychotically themselves.
• "The obscurely titled "', Eccsame the Photon Band "', is the Lilys'detour into spartan dream-pop, " describes AllMusic, " Kurt Heasley's soft, distanced voice is ideally suited to the coldly atmospheric textures of tracks like the languorous opener " High Writer at Home " and the narcotically catchy'The Hermit Crab', the album is still one of the Lilys'best ."
• In addition to hailing " Be Our Guest " as " delightful, " Candice Russel of the " Sun-Sentinel " wrote, " In setting the table for Belle, Lumiere and friends concoct a Busby Berkeley song-and-dance extravaganza . " The " Deseret News "'Chris Hicks described " the Busby Berkeley-style'Be Our Guest'" as " first-rate . " Lisa Schwarzbaum of " Entertainment Weekly " highlighted the scene, writing, " The set pieces are narcotically pleasing, especially the Busby Berkeley-style dancing-kitchenware spectacular,'Be Our Guest'. " James Berardinelli of " ReelViews " coined "'Be Our Guest'. . . the animated equivalent of Broadway show-stoppers, with all the energy and audacity of something choreographed by Busby Berkeley . " Calling it a " wonderful musical number, " Roger Ebert enthused, "'Be Our Guest'is a rollicking invitation to Belle from the castle staff, choreographed like Busby Berkeley running amok . " In review of the 2011 3D re-release of " Beauty and the Beast ", Stephen Whitty of " The Star-Ledger " commented, " The illusion of depth does add more life to the enchanted housewares  particularly the'Be Our Guest'number, with its Busby Berkeley geometrics ."