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Music : Who We Are
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Rating: 
- Lifehouse rocking POP...
Have to admit,was wondering if they could ever capture the magic of No Name Face. They did here.A fine mix of soft rockers and balladry. Starting off with Disarray,First Time,Whatever It Takes...the album is destined for success.Among the other standouts are Broken,The Joke,Easier To Be and Learn You Inside Out. A real enjoyable effort from Lifehouse from beg. to end.I would highly recommend this one to many who perhaps,gave up on them after No Name Face. I did continue to buy their other efforts,but this one is my second fave .Buy it and you won't regret it. A solid 4.5 stars.
Rating:
- Awesome!
I am a big fan of Lifehouse so when I heard they were coming out with a new cd I had to have it. I bought it the day it was released. I never do that. It is refreshing to hear new songs of your favorite band. It was a big suprise to hear every amazing track. Lifehouse will go down as one of my "kinds of music" till I die. I definitely recommend this album to anybody that is a die hard Lifehouse fan.
Rating: - Meaningful and Unique
Not only is "No Name Face" Lifehouse's best album, it's also one of the best albums I've ever heard. It's almost impossible to compare anything to it; it's just in a league of its own. That said, "Who We Are" does do its best to catch up to its excellent predecessor.
There's not one track on this album that I dislike. The argued-over "The Joke" is the strongest, most original song on here, and the most musically interesting track I've heard in a while. It's fusion of a rock chorus and jazz-like verses give it an exotic feel, and its lyrics are, at the same time, heart-breaking and angering. They took a gamble with this song, and it pays off.
The ballads, which I've missed in the last two CDs, are strong and meaningful, especially with Wade's gorgeous, "The Storm." While many others say that the last songs on the cd seem to be indistinguishable, I think they're unique and catchy in their own way, and very lyrically different. Wade's songwriting skills never cease to amaze me.
Rating: - A Necessity
This is a necessity for life. This CD is awesome. It has some very unique melodies and the lyrics really touch the hear in a very special way. A must have for your CD collection.
Rating: - Typical Lifehouse
Good music but as Lifehouse keeps putting out albums, the variety in their songs decrease. This is still a good CD, especially considering all of the bad music out there these days. But compared to their first two CD's, this is not a move forward.
- Lifehouse rocking POP...Have to admit,was wondering if they could ever capture the magic of No Name Face. They did here.A fine mix of soft rockers and balladry. Starting off with Disarray,First Time,Whatever It Takes...the album is destined for success.Among the other standouts are Broken,The Joke,Easier To Be and Learn You Inside Out. A real enjoyable effort from Lifehouse from beg. to end.I would highly recommend this one to many who perhaps,gave up on them after No Name Face. I did continue to buy their other efforts,but this one is my second fave .Buy it and you won't regret it. A solid 4.5 stars.
Rating:
- Awesome!I am a big fan of Lifehouse so when I heard they were coming out with a new cd I had to have it. I bought it the day it was released. I never do that. It is refreshing to hear new songs of your favorite band. It was a big suprise to hear every amazing track. Lifehouse will go down as one of my "kinds of music" till I die. I definitely recommend this album to anybody that is a die hard Lifehouse fan.
Rating:
- Meaningful and UniqueNot only is "No Name Face" Lifehouse's best album, it's also one of the best albums I've ever heard. It's almost impossible to compare anything to it; it's just in a league of its own. That said, "Who We Are" does do its best to catch up to its excellent predecessor.
There's not one track on this album that I dislike. The argued-over "The Joke" is the strongest, most original song on here, and the most musically interesting track I've heard in a while. It's fusion of a rock chorus and jazz-like verses give it an exotic feel, and its lyrics are, at the same time, heart-breaking and angering. They took a gamble with this song, and it pays off.
The ballads, which I've missed in the last two CDs, are strong and meaningful, especially with Wade's gorgeous, "The Storm." While many others say that the last songs on the cd seem to be indistinguishable, I think they're unique and catchy in their own way, and very lyrically different. Wade's songwriting skills never cease to amaze me.
Rating:
- A NecessityThis is a necessity for life. This CD is awesome. It has some very unique melodies and the lyrics really touch the hear in a very special way. A must have for your CD collection.
Rating:
- Typical LifehouseGood music but as Lifehouse keeps putting out albums, the variety in their songs decrease. This is still a good CD, especially considering all of the bad music out there these days. But compared to their first two CD's, this is not a move forward.