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Music : We're Not Happy 'Til You're Not Happy
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We're Not Happy 'Til You're Not Happy by: Reel Big Fish List Price: £8.99 CD-Charts Price: £6.78 You Save: £2.21 (25%)Prices subject to change. |
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Binding: Audio CD EAN: 0828766792423 Format: Explicit Lyrics Label: Mojo Manufacturer: Mojo Number Of Discs: 1 Publisher: Mojo Release Date: May 16, 2005 Studio: Mojo Sales Rank: 81158 MPN: 67924 Disc 1:
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 Rating:  - The final straw This album was great for any Fish listener. While not as Ska-heavy as Turn the Radio Off and Why do they Rock so Hard, it is a refreshing turn around from Cheer Up, which was completely different from all other RBF albums and the peak of them being sell outs. This album lyrically bashes their record label as well as the whole music industry more than ever before, and ultimately, finally freed them from Jive. I'd describe RBF as the happiest angry band ever, and this album brings it out entirely. These lyrics are some of the most anger-filled words ever, tied in with RBF's signiture up-beat sound. I'd recommend this album for all lovers of the RBF, young and old. Rating:  - Terrible sound quality.After listening to Our Live album is better than your live album then listening to this CD I could get over how bad the sound quality is on this,there are some great songs on here Your guts(I hate em)Awesome,Turn The Radio off,but they always did sound better live. Get it if you like the fish and need to complete your collection but if your new to them start with Cheer Up or Why do they rock so hard. Rating:  - AwfulI dont write many reviews but felt compelled to do one for this album. It is an utter dissapointment. Reel big fish have tried to go in a new direction with their music, fair enough, and it seemed to work with "Cheer up", excusing the odd track. This new direction seems to have them leaving ska-punk and going for trumpet-rock and this time round it has not worked. I would not reccomend this to buy but if youre unfamiliar with your 'fish, get any album released earlier that this! Rating:  - Give it a go...Let me start by saying that if you want the classic ska-punk sound that you have heard of involving Reel Big Fish, then get 'Turn The Radio Off'. However if you have the early albums,try this one. I'll admit it is not the greatest slice of ska-punk I have heard, but it is unique. Guaranteed you will never have heard an album like this, and I really like it. The usual horn section is here, although not as predominantly as earlier albums, but they are used effectively rather over-the-top. The rest of the band sounds great, and has a cool new sound, very different from before. Its got a sort of reggae feel to it, which is particularly catchy on 'Story Of My Life' a Social Distortion cover. The best songs are 'Last Show' and 'Say Goodbye', ... Read More: Rating: - a new album - a new directionI agree with other reviewers that this album might be the last that RBF will produce - i hope not. I admire the band for their breakaway from their usual brassy upbeat singable songs to this more dynamic sound. A-W-E-S-O-M-E is a great song. basically i have to say although different this new sound suits the band and may gain new supporters in the long run. However like the caddie's Rock the Plank this may just be a concept who knows? in short buy this album cos a) its from the fish and b) i believe that like all the other albums its just so catchy that you want to keep listening. |
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