Customer Reviews

One Love

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Blue's 2nd album turns out to be at least as good as their previous release "All Rise". It has a different sound on it. Even if you're not a Blue fan you'll certainly enjoy upbeat tracks like "One Love", "Flexin'", "Right Here Waiting" or "Supersexual". Don't forget the slow tempo tracks like: "Don't Treat Me Like A Fool", Get Down" or "Like A Friend".

Great music. One Love is a catchy song that you will hum all day long. The other songs? Funk and pop and harmonies and music... just wow. Just brilliant. America should welcome this group with open arms. I enjoy the music again and again.

I happened to hear "Invitation" on yahoo launchcast years ago and I began my search to find this disc. Got it and it's ok...guess it'll have to grow on me. They do sound good but Invitation definately is my joint!!

First of all, it's hard to believe that the men truly believe in 'ONE love'. In interviews they have been known to say such things as: "Life isn't worth living if you haven't two-timed a girl..." and Lee Ryan has admitted to bedding hundreds of women and getting his mother involved to help him escape from them if they got too clingy. So to me, this contradicts everything they say in that song, and all the love ballads.

If you liked Blue's first album 'All Rise' - don't expect the same. There's hardly any pop sounds here apart from perhaps the best songs on the whole album 'Sorry Seems To Be The Hardest Word', 'Flexin' and 'Right Here Waiting. If you're into smooth, mellow rnb tracks mixed with dance beats in the background, songs that rely on constant rhyming, then you'll love this. Unfortunately that's not my scene and I was thoroughly disappointed with this cd. In fact, the music is comparable to Australian artist Guy Sebastian who released a wonderful first album filled with his truly good sounds of catchy pop, and then for his second release, he went to rnb, and it just wasn't the same. Although musicians are allowed to go down different paths in their songs, it seems a lot better and less confusing to the fans when they pick a genre and stick to it. For Blue - it was pop. And now the pop has gone and rnb has taken over. However, in their very last album 'Guilty' they go back to their pop roots all over again. 'Guilty' is a very creative and interesting cd, so that is recommended highly. This? Be cautious; listen to the tracks on the internet or borrow the cd from a friend before purchasing cause you might regret it.

This is honestly one of the best albums I ever bought. I really loved all three albums they released, every single track, but this is my favorite album. I have just about worn it out, so I'm ordering a new one.

The vocals on this album are beautiful, and the fun spirit of the songs combined with solid beats is just a total winning package.

i liked one love when it came out, but now i lost the cd so i can't listen to it anymore.