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A friend just came back from London and brought me a copy of this cd. Although I`ve only been able to play it 4 times so far, I love the whole cd - thoroughly enjoyed every single track. Not enough for me to name a favorite yet, but `Like A...
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Let's be real here, this CD isn't anything you haven't heard before. Corrine is all over the place on this CD- R&B, jazz, and most definitely pop. Her lack of consistency on this album, along with the vice president of Capitol Records stating, "We...
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How in the world can these reviews be posted even before the album came out, Has anyone notice that?
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Well, I only jumped on the wagon when The Moon & Antartica came out, but I really enjoyed this new album. The album seems a little more refined than usual, and it also is heavier. I also didn't really notice much difference in the guitar work...
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I've been into alternative music for as long as I could buy records... which is a long time! I just don't see the appeal of Modest Mouse. I can accept challenging music but this stuff is just annoying. I thought maybe the addition of Johnny Marr...
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...must end. Maybe it's the fame and the money, maybe life's not so hard anymore. Either way it pains me to put Modest Mouse on the ever growing list of great bands gone...not bad. Remember the first time you heard The Lonesome Crowded West? You...
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I was lucky enough to get a copy of this album a few weeks before the release. It is amazing ! There is not a bad song on it. The EP they released last summer ( Pikul ) was great, but this album is a thousand times better. I will be listening to...
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No. No, no, no, no, no! Ok, maybe if you like slow, boring progressions oversaturated with fuzzed-out, distorted noise sustaining and swelling endlessly with no room for any kind of melody whatsoever, it's a great effort. I, myself, enjoy...
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..I've given this a listen to about 5-6 times now and can't understand the fuss. While there are some great tracks on the album like Melatonin and Lazy Eye I find most of the album just sounds so contrived and has a lack of originality....
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If you like their most recent releases, well, then, you'll like this one.
There's the usual mix of hard fast celtic punk with songs about loyal friendship. Still lots of bagpipes where appropriate. A couple of songs that have the more...
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do or die was kickass and righteous, blackout would have been lame if it werent for a couple songs like fields of athenry, but warriors code makes me want to slam my wiener in the toilet seat. the auld triangle is the only good song on there....
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Although I'm still a fan of whatever they decide to do, I still miss the days where they were just considered a great local band in my community, the Do Or Die days. Those were the best days for Dropkick Murphys, now they're famous and known...
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The Decemberists make that riskiest of leaps in "The Crane Wife" -- to a major label, away from Kill Rock Stars. Hopefully that will get this beloved indie band the attention they deserve.

But a major label jump doesn't matter if the...
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sorry but note the redundancy of the title above--there are much much much better hyperliterate kooks out there--and certainly far more melodic jangly pop bands working senses overtime these days. Quirky's an awful flavor of tar to brush a band...
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This album has its highs, but suffers from lower lows than on any previous Decemberists album. Many of the songs are rife with potential and beauty, but I found that very often they would follow something spectacular up with a really questionable...
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I pre-ordered this album because I already knew I would love it to death. Hayley, the lead singer has such an awesome, soothing voice. The rest of the guys do a really good job too. Their melodies are more heart-felt and melodic. The songs have...
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I'm not usually a negative person, nor do i usually give bad reviews for a CD i've only listened to twice. I guess Paramore's *all we know is falling* just brought out that side of me you rarely see. I saw this band w/ TheAUDITION in Bakersfield...
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I caught the end of Paramore's set when they played at the Fox Theater in Detroit. I only heard a few songs, but it was enough for me to buy their cd. The lead singer has a very compelling, strong voice. The song "My Heart" is particuarly...
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Sure it's only early February but I can't imagine a much better album than this coming out this year. I don't know if Fall Out Boy has come to the mainstream of if the mainstream has come to Fall Out Boy but this is a perfectly crafted pop album...
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I picked up the new Fall Out Boy album today with pretty high hopes that they might go back towards their sound from Take This To Your Grave. From Under the Cork Tree wasn't for me, and Infity On High is more of that trash only even more...
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Three things in this world you can count on: death, taxes, and accurate reviews from "Raised On Spitalfield." Anyway, this album is not bad, although I do agree with the reviewer below who said that FOB has mainstreamed and sold out, and it shows...
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As I went to purchase this album at exactly midnight this morning waiting for the release I was not sure what to expect from Coldplay, I mean how could they measure up to Parachutes? Well as soon as I listened to Coldplays new follow-up I was...
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Having successfully completed copying Radiohead and the Dave Mathews Band for Parachutes, Coldplay now sets its sights on Tom Petty at his worst. I really tried to like this album, thinking the band would by now find their own sonic identity....
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Not being a fan of Coldplay and not having even heard "Parachutes", minus the singles "Yellow" and "Trouble", I picked up "A rush of blood..." on the strength of the first offering, "In my place" after quickly previewing the album before it's...
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I,ve been doing business with Amazon for quite some time now and never
had any problem at all till I ordered this disk. Now, I do not know
whether it's the fault of the currier or some bozo in shipping but,
I'm really a big fan...
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I just finished listening to this CD for the second time and I actually liked it worse the second time than the first. It was hard getting through all of the songs completely as I would listen as long as possible and then just skip to the next. I...
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This disc does not focus on Stevie Ray Vaughan's music, but rather Stevie Ray Vaughan's musicianship. These cuts are all in guest appearances on other artist's tracks. The Vaughan tone is easily recognizable and some tracks, such "Albert's...
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