From the Screen to Your Stereo Part II

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New Found Glory

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With the release of New Found Glory's most recent, From The Screen To Your Stereo Pt. 2, NFG set out to do what they've been doing for years... making their fans happy. And with the massive success of their first movie soundtrack cover album years ago, the fans demanded more, and New Found Glory answered and then some!

Bringing along a huge cast of guest vocalists from Fall Out Boy to Taking Back Sunday to Dashboard Confession to Say Anything, and more, the NFG boys blend their high energy, amazingly catchy sound to the tune of 11 classic movie cover songs. As an album strictly made for the fans, New Found Glory finds pop punk hidden within songs such as 90's classics "Kiss Me," "The King Of Wishful Thinking" and "Lovefool." The boys also taken on power ballad Goo Goo Dolls hit "Iris" with the help of Will Pugh of Cartel to create a perfectly melodic rendition that will give you shivers with Jordan and Will hit the chorus.

This album has it all; guest vocals, sing-alongs; and the infectious sound New Found Glory has trademarked over their vastly successful career.

Whether you like NFG, the track listing, or a guest vocalist, you are destine to instantly fall in love with this record.

Look, I can honestly say that I was a fan of NFG back when Nothing Gold came out. I was out of the country in the Australian outback the summer when Stick and Stones came out and before even leaving I told my mom to ship me the cd when released b/c I was such a big NFG fan. That being said, as the title states, ya gotta just call this album what it is: trash. I'm pretty sure their last LP was titled Coming Home b/c they're about to come home and retire. It been a GREAT run, but frankly they're heart simply can't be in it anymore because Coming Home was down right frigid and they couldn't have taken more than 4.5 minutes recording these new covers. I understand everyone has their own opinion, but frankly I really can't see how so many people have rated this CD so highly.