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| Play | 1. Youth Cats | 3:37 | $0.99 |  |
| Play | 2. Warrior (Southern Arrowwood) | 3:53 | $0.99 | |
| Play | 3. Bedroom Galaxy | 3:59 | $0.99 | |
| Play | 4. Tiny Sparkle | 3:05 | $0.99 | |
| Play | 5. Famous For A Century | 3:33 | $0.99 | |
| Play | 6. Edge Of Wilderness | 3:31 | $0.99 | |
| Play | 7. Pretty Snarl | 1:06 | $0.99 | |
| Play | 8. Star Blankets | 3:59 | $0.99 | |
| Play | 9. Blush | 3:49 | $0.99 | |
| Play | 10. Whale Bones | 4:09 | $0.99 | |
| Play | 11. Silver Mountain | 4:21 | $0.99 | |
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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
I honestly love this band. We all know that there debut album 'Great White Whale' was simply amazing, but I am really surprised to see how critical everyone is on their second one, 'Teenage Fantasy'.
Teenage Fantasy was not what I was expecting from S.A.W., but i am definitely not disappointed.. in fact I think it is better than anything I could have imagined that they would produce! I bought this album as soon as it came out and I have not stopped listening to it since.
There are no slow songs on the album, which makes it just as heavy as the last one. The songs are songs ARE melodic, hence they've been stuck in my head nonstop, and Charles voice is second to none.
The creativity and ambiance of the songs also makes this album a true piece of art. You really do feel like a Warrior when listening to 'warrior'.You can't deny that S.A.W. did not put there heart and soul into this album. So don't put down the band for being original and creative, and going against the tide of the mainstream market.. it obviously should be the other way around.
So just buy it! You wont be disappointed
Teenage Fantasy was not what I was expecting from S.A.W., but i am definitely not disappointed.. in fact I think it is better than anything I could have imagined that they would produce! I bought this album as soon as it came out and I have not stopped listening to it since.
There are no slow songs on the album, which makes it just as heavy as the last one. The songs are songs ARE melodic, hence they've been stuck in my head nonstop, and Charles voice is second to none.
The creativity and ambiance of the songs also makes this album a true piece of art. You really do feel like a Warrior when listening to 'warrior'.You can't deny that S.A.W. did not put there heart and soul into this album. So don't put down the band for being original and creative, and going against the tide of the mainstream market.. it obviously should be the other way around.
So just buy it! You wont be disappointed
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
Let's backtrack a little to 2008. Secret & Whisper releases Great White Whale, a purely amazing album featuring heavy and often melodic guitars with quick drumming and even a few slower songs featuring some acoustic talent. Deep and thoughtful, often cryptic lyrics paired with unbelievably high but often unforgettable vocals gave the album an enchanting feel that made it stick out among the many other debuts of that year. To this day, it remains one of my favorite albums to debut in the Christian rock market.
2009. A rumor gets spread about the internet late in the summer saying that Secret & Whisper would be releasing their sophomore album late October. Fans geared themselves for a release that they were sure would follow in the footsteps of their mystical debut. Unfortunately, that rumor proved only to be a rumor, and the actual release date was set for February. Only this time, the band gave listeners a single to hold them over until then. It was called "Warrior (Southern Arrowwood)" and proved to be the center of controversy among fans. Some liked it, some loved it, and some hated it. Overall it was a solid track that proved to be all that I expected it to be--all of the obscure lyrics and fast-paced music that we've come to know and love.
2010. The date of the release gets pushed back once again. April 6 was the date, and the impatient wait is finally over. Teenage Fantasy is out, and may not quite be what everyone was expecting. Secret & Whisper maintains their heavy and melodic guitars throughout, but along the way tosses in a few experimental sounds to keep things from staying the same. "Pretty Snarl" is evidence of this, an entirely instrumental track. I can kind of understand the band putting it on the album, but it seems unnecessary when thrown in with all of the other tracks. While you probably won't find much slower music than that on the album (besides a few moments in the last two tracks), but I wouldn't say the album is any heavier than their last effort. It's about the same in that aspect, yet a lot more ambient overall, which is something that might turn down the volume for some people. I found it slightly strange at first, but it's something you have to get used to.
Songs like "Youth Cats," "Edge of Wilderness," and "Whale Bones" all really stick out to me. The first one opens the album in a perfect manner, setting the stage for more hard-hitting tracks to follow. "Edge of Wilderness" introduces some guitars that are at times eerie and intense and other times wonderfully melodic and beautiful. "Whale Bones," my favorite track on the album, is a lot like "Looming Moon" from Great White Whale. It also has a heart-wrenching chorus, emotional verses, and a perfect-sounding bridge featuring vocals by Jeff Schneeweis, lead singer of Number One Gun and the very man who produced this album.
The lyrics of Teenage Fantasy are just as mysterious as their last album, if not more. At moments, I feel like Falling Up has gotten back together and collaborated with SAW. It's not quite as confusing, but it does take some thought--something I don't particularly mind. But, when compared to The Classic Crime's newest album (which was released on the same date as Teenage Fantasy) Vagabonds proves to be a much easier listen. After hearing SAW's sophomore album, I made the transition to put TCC's album in my CD player and immediately noticed the vast difference. TCC's lyrics seem so much more down-to-earth than SAW's, which overall makes their album more enjoyable. Again, this isn't to say I don't like SAW's lyrics--it's quite the opposite. I was just slightly disappointed that Teenage Fantasy did not include any songs with apparent meanings like "You Are Familiar," "The Actress," or "Looming Moon."
I recall the first time listening to Great White Whale and thinking, "Man, this is weird." It took me a while to get used to the insane lyrics, but after a week or two I was all in. For me, it took me a little less time to accept Teenage Fantasy for what it is. Although I still don't like it as much as their debut, it's a great album that most fans will probably find to their liking.
2009. A rumor gets spread about the internet late in the summer saying that Secret & Whisper would be releasing their sophomore album late October. Fans geared themselves for a release that they were sure would follow in the footsteps of their mystical debut. Unfortunately, that rumor proved only to be a rumor, and the actual release date was set for February. Only this time, the band gave listeners a single to hold them over until then. It was called "Warrior (Southern Arrowwood)" and proved to be the center of controversy among fans. Some liked it, some loved it, and some hated it. Overall it was a solid track that proved to be all that I expected it to be--all of the obscure lyrics and fast-paced music that we've come to know and love.
2010. The date of the release gets pushed back once again. April 6 was the date, and the impatient wait is finally over. Teenage Fantasy is out, and may not quite be what everyone was expecting. Secret & Whisper maintains their heavy and melodic guitars throughout, but along the way tosses in a few experimental sounds to keep things from staying the same. "Pretty Snarl" is evidence of this, an entirely instrumental track. I can kind of understand the band putting it on the album, but it seems unnecessary when thrown in with all of the other tracks. While you probably won't find much slower music than that on the album (besides a few moments in the last two tracks), but I wouldn't say the album is any heavier than their last effort. It's about the same in that aspect, yet a lot more ambient overall, which is something that might turn down the volume for some people. I found it slightly strange at first, but it's something you have to get used to.
Songs like "Youth Cats," "Edge of Wilderness," and "Whale Bones" all really stick out to me. The first one opens the album in a perfect manner, setting the stage for more hard-hitting tracks to follow. "Edge of Wilderness" introduces some guitars that are at times eerie and intense and other times wonderfully melodic and beautiful. "Whale Bones," my favorite track on the album, is a lot like "Looming Moon" from Great White Whale. It also has a heart-wrenching chorus, emotional verses, and a perfect-sounding bridge featuring vocals by Jeff Schneeweis, lead singer of Number One Gun and the very man who produced this album.
The lyrics of Teenage Fantasy are just as mysterious as their last album, if not more. At moments, I feel like Falling Up has gotten back together and collaborated with SAW. It's not quite as confusing, but it does take some thought--something I don't particularly mind. But, when compared to The Classic Crime's newest album (which was released on the same date as Teenage Fantasy) Vagabonds proves to be a much easier listen. After hearing SAW's sophomore album, I made the transition to put TCC's album in my CD player and immediately noticed the vast difference. TCC's lyrics seem so much more down-to-earth than SAW's, which overall makes their album more enjoyable. Again, this isn't to say I don't like SAW's lyrics--it's quite the opposite. I was just slightly disappointed that Teenage Fantasy did not include any songs with apparent meanings like "You Are Familiar," "The Actress," or "Looming Moon."
I recall the first time listening to Great White Whale and thinking, "Man, this is weird." It took me a while to get used to the insane lyrics, but after a week or two I was all in. For me, it took me a little less time to accept Teenage Fantasy for what it is. Although I still don't like it as much as their debut, it's a great album that most fans will probably find to their liking.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Format:MP3 Download|Amazon Verified Purchase
Just as the title says it. If you loved the melodic Secret and Whisper, don't expect to love this one. In this one they seemed to drop every successful thing they did in their last album and came up with this. When listening to the album for the first time I honestly thought I was listening to the same song over and over again, there was no real noticeable differences between the songs and I had many friends who agreed with me. I loved their first album, in fact I am listening to it right now (it actually reminded me that I should write this review), but their second album is much different and mediocre at best.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
An OK follow up
I purchased Great White Whale after hearing Werewolves on Pandora a while back. I thought Werewolves was an interesting song with influences drawn from all over the music... Read more
Published 12 months ago by J. Noble
Awesome Music
The music is great. The voice and instrumentals make for a really interesting blend and very lovely album. My favorite tracks are Whale Bones and Silver Mountain.
Published 17 months ago by Tommy Wisseau
I'm being modest by saying that this is a pretty good album.
These guys are really good musicians, and they are on the verge of breaking out. If they change a couple of things here and there I could see it happening with the next album. Read more
Published 21 months ago by Jeremy_Kerrigan
Solid Album
Teenage Fantasy is very similar to Great White Whale. The general ideas in the music have been carried over with some variation. Read more
Published on April 6, 2010 by Brandon Gottschling
pretty solid...buut..
not as good as the first album. Several reviews were saying that this was a heavier album, dont believe them. Read more
Published on April 6, 2010 by Jacob Ridings
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