Customer Reviews

Remember the Memories

5 star:		(6)
4 star:		(0)
3 star:		(1)
2 star:		(1)
1 star:		(1)

 

 

I think this CD is so smooth- one that you can listen to over and over - even play in the background and not tire of it. The lyrics are meaningful, which today is so rare. It actually makes you think and feel-that is great music to me. And to the other reviewer criticizing the vocals: Scott has a sweet and tender voice- he sings and doesn't scream the lyrics. Again- meaningful.

man, whoever things this cd is crap has no taste in music. the lyndsay diaries has amazing lyrics and is sung by a man with such talent it makes me want to cry. i will buy every cd ever made by scott and will listen to it religously. some people are nuts.

An amazing CD. A guy with a guitar who just wants to share about his loves, his friends, and his life. With moving lyrics and melodic acoustic guitar, the CD tugs at your emotions and heart. The songs are so moving that you just want to sit there and listen over and over as you drift away. I highly recommend this CD for everyone. If you like Dashboard Confessional, then you'll love this CD. I really can't think of anything I dislike about the CD

Who knew acoustic music could sound so beautiful? This man has definitely made a fan out of me. He transforms his emotions and feelings so wonderfully in this album, that I found myself drawn to his words like I was reading an intense novel. Great music to just "chill" to, it's reminiscent of Dashboard Confessional, but with a softer touch. There aren't enough words to describe the depth and superiority of this album, to put it simply, you just have to listen to it to understand.

Poor Scott Windsor. He just can't sing. The music on this album is incredible and on par or better than Dashboard. BUT, the lyrics aren't there and his voice is damn near intolerable. If your looking for great accoustic guitar music than go ahead and buy this album. If your looking for another D/C don't.

With a similar look, Scott Windsor's got golden tones and rock solid lyrics that will melt your heart and your mind... leavin you asking for more and more. And if you are asking for more, be sure to check out his newest CD due for release...

i thought that this cd would be a rip of of dashboard - but i was wrong - although i can see comparisons - lyndsay is by far one of the best acoustic things out there. he doenst only sing about girls - he sings about life, and sorrow and other stuff. man, this cd tugs at your heart. a must have for anybody who has any emotions at all. ok i sound like i am trying to sell it - but man - this is one good cd.

A friend of mine recommended this Disc to me. Since he has never steered me wrong before, I was excited to get in my car and listen to it on the drive home. About 40 seconds into the first song, I surfed through the remaining ones. I could not stand his voice. The rasp and push of his voice is so terrible amateurish and unattractive that I could not hope to ever like this album. His voice is terrible.
The two stars are for the music. It is the high point of the disc. With another singer, there would be real potential on this disc.
The lyrics have potential, but he needs to remember that, although you have "memories" in the title of the album, you needn't repeat it 9000 times in the songs. Another amateur yet standable part of the album.

This makes me wish I hadn't put The Places blah blah blah at the bottom of my scale. That CD is at least a 3 compared to this drivel. Read the review of Tops of Trees blah blah blah at IndieTabs.net to see a far more eloquent version of this review. Anyway, I have the same problem with this as with Dashboard... The "acousti-fying" of "emo" was done by the New Amsterdams slightly before Chris "Carrabbas" and it is the type of idea that is only decent once. Anyway, this band with the amazingly terrible name managed to screw up Dashboard's model. I don't know how you can get worse than Dashboard, but they did. This is music completely without a point.