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Everything I Have Someday Will Fall Apart And Fade Away.I disagree with other reviewers here--"The Sun And The Moon" is very much a continuation of The Bravery's first album. Sure, it has less synth, but it still retains that new wave/punk vibe of the late 1970's/early 1980's. Check out the Clash-like "London Calling" riff on "This Is Not The End".That said, "The Sun And The Moon" is about the same as their last album. It has 7 good songs and some filler. In this case, "Believe", "This Is Not The End", "Every Word Is A Knife In My Ear", "Bad Sun", …
Fearless, not so much on this new album...The Bravery's first CD was incredible. The Bravery Unfortunately that means that subsequent releases will always be compared to the original album.This CD while delivering some great tracks, for lack of a better word is not as "catchy." While there is not a total absence of "catchyness" (lol, not even a real word) there could be more of it. That's the limit of my disappointment. There are some great tracks as well as the expected strong lyrical backing. The album has a definite deeper feel tha…
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format: 1 x CD record label: Island Def Jam Music Group release dates: May 22 2007 in United States view details |
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