Customer Reviews

We Can't Stand Sitting Down

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

 

 

This is a good album with a couple of very good songs.

Stellar Kart has a sound that appeals to teenagers. They have a positive message. They are a Christian band and their lyrics reflect it. They are not afraid to use the name 'Jesus' in their music as so many others are. Their sound is pretty light, but very pleasant. The song 'Me And Jesus' is a standout here.

If you want a good album to get a teenager and you don't want to have to worry about awful lyrics, this would be a good choice.

I loved punk growing up and now have become more active in Church and was looking for a band that played music that was my style, but that also reflected my beliefs and what I wouldn't mind my kids hearing. This is it! They also did a concert at my Church last week. They are great! God bless.

I was VERY surprised when I first heard this album. When I bought it, at first I had thought I had wasted my money on something that wasn't any good. Usually I don't buy a CD until I've heard more than two songs off the CD ("Me And Jesus" and "Hold On", both of which I first heard on the radio), but I bought it, anyway. And today, I HAVE NO REGRETS AT ALL! Every song is catchy, especially the songs mentioned above. This has turned out to be one of the best groups I have, along with Avalon. LOVED IT, HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!!!!:)

Five stars, yes, and nothing totally mind-blowing or exceptional on the disc. Seriously, this is just a good listen from start to finish, with no dull moments and plenty of tunes that get into your head and hum along with them. It rocks at times, goes to some ballads, then rocks out some more, with a real pop-punk vibe, although more pop than punk, still rocks harder than groups like Relient K and Motion City Soundtrack. Slightly similar to EleventySeven's CD. There are a lot of songs on this CD, which makes it a better purchase than "All Gas No Brake" due to the amount of music you get for your money. There is never a dull moment, and these guys don't re-invent the wheel or anything but heck, with energy like this, they have done just fine. REAL POSITIVE MUSIC, great message. Imagine a poppy version of Allister's "Last Stop Suburbia" and that's what you have here.

First of all, nobody can argue that Stellar kart is defining boundaries in music. But that's not what they set out to do. This guys are pop punk, and with this album, much more on the side of pop. The effect on his voice (it's definitely not raw) gets old fast, and adds to the lack of distinguishable traits that would make their songs unique. Most of the second half blends into a one big piece of pop for me. But I do like Stellar Kart, I really enjoyed their first album, it was much less produced and much better, in my opinion. So from a fan that enjoys MxPx, Relient k, Hawk Nelson debut etc, I would not recommend this album. The first is much better, and it is money worth spending. And I definitely do not agree with the below reviews statement that it beats MxPx And Relient K's latest album. And the blink 182 reference doesn't make sense with me.

Unfortunately, Stellar Kart has released a over produced, semi-sappy, lackluster sophomore album that didn't get me as nearly pumped up as the energy blasting out of their first album.

I highly recommend their first album, but can not vouch for this one. Listen to the sample, honestly, because the album is no different then what you will hear there, so if you like it, go for it, you're in for a treat, if it's nothing special to you, check out their debut.

Regards

Stellar Kart is a great band. Their style is awesome. The band members themselves are funny and personable. Their music is great, and I love how they wear their faith. I'm so disappointed with many bands such as Relient K and Hawk Nelson, although they're very similar, they do not praise our creator! I even heard somewhere that one of them said that using God's name is tacky! I'm always proud to support a band that boldly expresses their faith. Unfortunately, Hawk Nelson is one of those bands that you have to sift through all the other stuff to find God, and Relient K is a "crossover" band. Stellar Kart keeps their music directed towards God, in their own funky and fun style.

My favorites on this CD are Activate, Me and Jesus, I'm Pretty Good, and Procrastinating. I love this CD, and I know you will too.

Stellar Kart has produced yet another good cd.
This is a great cd to add to the casual music lovers collection.

It has some very catchy tunes and it has good lyrics with a postive message.
If you listen to it to much it will wear itself out though.

Activate, Me and Jesus, Always Waiting, and I Wanna Live are my favorite tracks.

Buy this cd-it has been a great addition to my collection.

"Me And Jesus" is the best track on the album, with great lyrics, and the passion behind the song. Bad thing is the rest of the album falls into it's own formula, and one that you tire of VERY fast. Stop after five tracks, you've heard the basic sound. Creatively is badly needed on this album, change up the formula. The next album should be a complete departure from their first two albums, do hard rock, or no rock. Do something different. This isn't a sophomore slump, because their first album wasn't much better.

Great CD, totally a blast, with a positive message. I enjoyed their first full length CD, but this blows it away, reminiscent of Blink-182 but with better lyrics. Excellent production also. The latest releases by FM Static, Relient K, and MxPx don't hold a candle to this....its just a better album.

First of all, this is a better album than their first release, All Gas. No Brake. They wrote in way more lyrics, which I enjoy much better than their old method of writing short verses, & repeating the chorus over and over. All the band members have really improved on this release. If you like Hawk Nelson, Stellar Kart's previous album, or just a fan of pop-punk music in general, you will love this album.

RECOMMENDED TRACKS:
Procrastinating
Activate
Me & Jesus
Hold On
Only Wanted
I Wanna Live