Motion in the Ocean [IMPORT]

McFly

Product Details

• Audio CD (November 13, 2006)
• Original Release Date: November 6, 2006
• Number of Discs: 1
• Format: Import
• Label: Universal UK
• ASIN: B000J3FCAG
• In-Print Editions: MP3 Download
• Average Customer Review: 4.8 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (4 customer reviews)
• Amazon.com Sales Rank: #8,909 in Music (See Bestsellers in Music)

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Track Listings

1. We Are the Young

2. Star Girl

3. Please, Please

4. Sorry's Not Good Enough

5. Bubblewrap

6. Transylvania

7. Lonely

8. Little Joanna

9. Friday Night

10. Walk in the Sun

11. Home Is Where the Heart Is - Tom Fletcher, , Danny Jones, McFly, Jason Perry

12. Don't Stop Me Now

Editorial Reviews

Product Description

2006 album from this Britpop boy-band. Packed full of stories of alien girlfriends, teenage mobs and broken hearts, Motion In The Ocean was written by McFly at the start of this year. The band then teamed up with producers Julian Emery and Jason Perry, formerly of the poptastic rock outfit A, at Grouse Lodge Recording Studios in Co. Westmeath in the Irish countryside for two weeks to record the album, which includes their their No. 1 smash hit 'Please Please' and new single 'Star Girl'. Mcfly were recently featured as the main musical attraction in the Lindsay Loan film Just My Luck. 11 effervescent Pop/Rock tracks overflowing with bubblicious melodies.. Island.

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5.0 out of 5 stars Motion In The Ocean CD purchase review, July 7, 2009

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By	Flap Jackson "Sky Is Burning, But At Least We... (State Road, NC) - See all my reviews

This review is from: Motion In The Ocean (MP3 Download)

For American audiences, McFly is like Hanson, except actually good, and they might even have mixes of the Jonas Brothers, except, McFly is actually great. With a penchant for covers, a world-wide cult following, and an implied motto of 'Fun first,' it's a crime that the States don't know this band. "Motion In The Ocean" is probably best introduction to the band, as it is the most unabashedly fun effort to date. Of course, with a song like "Transylvania," complete with organs and Dracula background vocals, how could you take yourselves seriously?

"We Are The Young," "Star Girl," "Please Please," "Sorry's Not Good Enough," and "Friday Night" are all full of energy and youthful fun and excitement, capturing what very few American bands have bottled. Sure, it may not be the most original, but this album has only one goal in mind: have a good time. And in this sense, the album is a smashing success. The album also owes a lot to its song-writers, as they perfect the formula, and the producer for making it all sound amazing. Even when the band slows it down with a piano such as, "Bubble Wrap," "Lonely," and "Walk In The Sun" the band pines old themes in a simple, but effective manner, with some surprising emotion involved. "Little Johanna" also foreshadows a sound that groups like Panic at the Disco would take even farther, in a sound that builds in a very strange sunny feeling pioneered by The Beatles. It's so good, it's amazing nobody thought of it before.

But in a question of a highlight, "Home Is Where The Heart Is" wins my vote, as it invokes a sound totally different from the rest of the album, but Bon Jovi himself would be right at home in singing, hearkening back to his classic rock works of the 80s. It again is surprisingly simple, but surprisingly effective and good. And again, the writing and production values are amazing. And if you happened to get the bonus track, a cover of Queen's "Don't Stop Me Now," you again won't be disappointed. The band really seems incapable of disappointment on this album. "Silence Is A Scary Sound" is a also a worthy tune.

Personally, it's one of my favourite albums of all time, and I haven't got tired of it yet. It's just the type that's so catchy and fun, you just want to share it with the world. So please do so, and feel the "Motion In The Ocean," because a wave of fun is sure to crash over you.