I've always liked Westlife, though I have never actually gone out and bought one of their albums. And with the recent release of their latest album, 'Where WeAre', the case was no different. However a friend of mine who is head over heels in love with Westlife wanted my opinion on the album and, keen to find out what their music was like nowadays, I jumped at the chance, ready and raring to explore.
The cover of the album is quite attractive, a pale sky blue that gives a sense of peace and calm. The four band members are on the front, a distant photo of them all dressed in dark clothes and walking slowly. Again it is all so peaceful and welcoming - definitely a cover that would attract me to the album amongst others. You'll find that Westlife covers are generally black or blue so it does mean that fans know what they are looking ...
Advantages: It's Westlife and their back! Only one cover - thes rest originals! Disadvantages: None!
I have just purchased this album this morning (30th November 2009), after awaiting eagerly for the lads return.
Where WeAre is Westlife's 7th studio album. It was released on 30h November 2009, and is the first album since their year break. The genre of the album is pop.
1. What About Now (4:11)
2. How To Break A Heart (4:05)
3. Leaving (3:58)
4. Shadows (4:02)
5. Talk Me Down (4:02)
6. Where WeAre (3:58)
7. The Difference (3:31)
8. As Love Is My Witness (4:08)
9. Another World (3:16)
10. No More Heroes 3:58)
11. Sound Of A Broken Heart (3:52)
12. Reach Out (3:57)
13. I'll See You Again (5:17)
After the lads year off, they promised that they were coming back with their best album yet, so i was really expecting a very high quality album - i am certainly by no means disappointed! It is mostly ballads (which Westlife ...
Advantages: Great read, very funny Disadvantages: not a wrestling fan?
go wrong. This chapter tells of all the bad things that have happened to the superstars. With tales from Shannon Moore, Brooklyn Brawler, Victoria, Molly Holly, Kane, Jim Ross, Teddy long, Matt Hardy, Ivory, and Michael Cole. It tells of Molly's sleepless night in a honeymoon suite, Victoria's brush with death and Kane nearly frightening a couple to death. This chapter tells of some of the most horrifying moments of the superstar's lives.
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This chapter tells of some of the strangest happenings on the road. Everyone has a tale to tell on something weird that's happened in his or her lives and the superstars are no exception. With tales from Bill Goldberg, Dr. Tom Prichard, Victoria, Booker T, The Hurricane, Rico, Brooklyn Brawler, Lita, Al Snow, and Steven Richards. With stories like Rico's mad flight ...
Product Information for "We Are Night Sky - Deadboy & The Elephantmen" »
Product details
Title
We Are Night Sky
Performer
Deadboy & The Elephantmen
Genre
Rock & Pop
Sub Genre
Alternative
Release Date
13/03/2006
Recomended Retail Price
12.99 GBP
Original Release Year
2006
Label / Distributor
Fat Possum / Essential Music/Cinram Logistics
Pieces in Set
1
Studio / Live
Studio
Stereo
Stereo
Format
Performer
EAN
767981103129
Catalogue Number
FP 10312
Additional notes
Album Notes
Deadboy & The Elephantmen: Dax Riggs (vocals, guitar); Tessie Brunet (vocals, drums); Rikki Rhodes (guitar, piano, bass instrument); Shane Herbert (guitar); Aaron Thomas (euphonium); Bear (tuba); John Perry (bass instrument); Rob Cournoyer, Lucas Broussard (drums). Louisiana duo Deadboy and the Elephantmen consists of guitarist and vocalist Dax Riggs, a childhood runaway whose previous band, the teen heavy metal combo Acid Bath, won local fame and notoriety, and drummer Tessie Brunet, whose primitive percussive style fits Riggs's garage band-influenced songs like a nicely worn old pair of jeans. Riggs's complex background (he was raised as a Jehovah's Witness before rejecting the religion) is apparent in the nightmare imagery in songs like "Ancient Man" and "Misadventures of Dope." "Stop, I'm Already Dead" has a perfect singalong chorus, while the Cramps-like "Blood Music" and "Kissed By Lightning" add swampy voodoo imagery to Riggs's metal roots. But Deadboy and the Elephantmen's truly individual vision is best displayed in "How Long the Night Was," with its meandering introduction, driving groove, and oddly psychedelic overtones.
Album Reviews
Rolling Stone (p.60) - 4 stars out of 5 -- "Tessie Brunet, 23, is a powerhouse behind the drums....The addictive punk-blues explosion on 'Blood Music' fairly oozes with raw shimmy and shake." Magnet (p.97) - "[W]ith such emotional substance informing these songs, it's hard to resist getting inside the head of this very promising talent."
Titles on disc 1
1.
Stop
2.
I'm Already Dead
3.
No Rainbow
4.
How Long The Night Was
5.
Ancient Man
6.
Dressed In Smoke
7.
Blood Music
8.
Walking Stick
9.
Kissed By Lightning
10.
Misadventures Of Dope
11.
Break It Off
12.
Evil Friend
13.
What The Stars Have Eaten
Ciao
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23/07/2006
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