Customer Reviews

Kill Your Television

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I saw the Reunion Show on tour when they came to my town and I was blown away. This group brought so much energy to the concert that they received louder applause and crowd support than the more popular and better known Midtown for which I payed to see. With that said, I immediately bought the album and loved it, but it didn't bring with it the amazing energy I got from seeing them live. The album as great as it is doesn't do them justice.

ok so you're thinking about buying a new album, and im here to tell you to buy this one! From the first song to the last this cd is packed with catchy lyrics and a great sound which includes a keyboard. my favorite song is probably Star Searching, but other great ones include Stuck on You and Dedication. That's all I have to say about that, this album is one of the best of the year, i strongly recomend it, and i also strongly recomend seeing these guys live cuz they're amazing! Hope you like it as much as i do!

i saw these live, performing this album along side the starting line and atticus...they f*****g rocked the stage (tell ya, the lead singer a maniac on stage...stay at least 3m back).
So just buy this album....END

This album rocks. I hope the next is as good, I think it is on the way...

Dissappointing is all I can say. Their influences are so right on and so worn on their sleeves that they COULD have made a real statement. A shameless nod to the Cars and to 80's synth pop plus a modern sensibility. Instead they hint at it with so much of a self-conciously "home-made" sound that it loses me by the third song. They obviously went with a producer by name value instead of with someone who realy undertood them and the result is, sad to say, generic.
I still think they are a special band under all this; but this is not that special record they could have made. Recommended for only the faithful. If you saw them live and loved them, this will NOT take it to any new levels for you. And that's too bad.

Dissappointing is all I can say. Their influences are so right on and so worn on their sleeves that they COULD have made a real statement. A shameless nod to the Cars and to 80's synth pop plus a modern sensibility. Instead they hint at it with so much of a self-conciously "home-made" sound that it loses me by the third song. They obviously went with a producer by name value instead of with someone who realy undertood them and the result is, sad to say, generic.
I still think they are a special band under all this; but this is not that special record they could have made. Recommended for only the faithful. If you saw them live and loved them, this will NOT take it to any new levels for you. And that's too bad.