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Bryan Adams 11

Posted:
Fri Mar 14, 2008 2:48 pm
by yulog
Just got the new one from BA ,first 3 songs instantly catchy
1.tonight we have the stars
2.i thought i'd seen everything
3.i aint losing the fight
4.oxygen(so far this song isnt as good as the other 3)
5.We found what we were looking for
6.broken wings
both 5 and 6 are good songs but its pretty obvious this cd is a bit subdued its almost as if this album is all one Big song everything kind of just blends together, not that its a bad thing but i'm used to hearing more diversity in between his songs
7.something to believe in
8.mysterious ways
these 2 are slower ,more moody okay songs ,nothing special
9.she's got away (a little more upbeat but still a very light song)
10.flower grown wild (okay song, catchy but just okay)
This is in no way a rock album,more of a collection of acoustic songs .First three songs showed promise but the rest of this album continues to slow down to almost a halt and i"m a big fan of BA its the kind of cd that you could play in the background at a quiet get together It wont bother you but you wont be turning it up to sing along
Not much different from his last release, if i'm being honest, its forgetable
Re: Bryan Adams 11

Posted:
Fri Mar 14, 2008 3:08 pm
by Clasicrockldy
yulog wrote:Just got the new one from BA ,first 2 songs instantly catchy
1.tonight we have the stars
2.i thought i'd seen everything
Still listening, sounds great nothing heavy but still good stuff
Is this the advanced copy, yulie? If so, I got it too.
Re: Bryan Adams 11

Posted:
Fri Mar 14, 2008 3:51 pm
by yulog
Clasicrockldy wrote:yulog wrote:Just got the new one from BA ,first 2 songs instantly catchy
1.tonight we have the stars
2.i thought i'd seen everything
Still listening, sounds great nothing heavy but still good stuff
Is this the advanced copy, yulie? If so, I got it too.
i'm guessing it is, i was hoping for something with a little more balls! some decent stuff on here but overall its a pretty "safe" cd

Posted:
Fri Mar 14, 2008 4:05 pm
by stevew2
I am going to see that fucker this summer, I like him better than Journey now.who plays lead guitar in his band?

Posted:
Fri Mar 14, 2008 9:32 pm
by conversationpc
stevew2 wrote:I am going to see that fucker this summer, I like him better than Journey now.who plays lead guitar in his band?
Keith Scott...Great player.

Posted:
Sat Mar 15, 2008 1:02 am
by venomnation
I've had this since about the 3rd week in february....I've listened to it multiple times, and I just can't say that many of the songs catch my attention - musically, it's great, but it just seems to let me down in what I'd hoped would be a return to form for BA. Go ahead, Deano...flame me...

Posted:
Sat Mar 15, 2008 1:05 am
by ProgRocker53
conversationpc wrote:stevew2 wrote:I am going to see that fucker this summer, I like him better than Journey now.who plays lead guitar in his band?
Keith Scott...Great player.
Amen. The dude comes alive when onstage. The live clips I've seen of Scott playing, completely blow away what I've heard of BA on record.

Posted:
Sat Mar 15, 2008 1:14 am
by venomnation
stevek2007 wrote:I've had this since about the 3rd week in february....I've listened to it multiple times, and I just can't say that many of the songs catch my attention - musically, it's great, but it just seems to let me down in what I'd hoped would be a return to form for BA. Go ahead, Deano...flame me...
And dare I say..."Broken Wings" is far too "country-ish" for me...

Posted:
Sat Mar 15, 2008 1:25 am
by StyxCollector
His past few albums have been odd and even a bit synthy (pads, etc.) in places, but onstage, he definitely rocks. I'm not sure why he doesn't record the songs with the live arrangements.

Posted:
Sat Mar 15, 2008 1:41 am
by Rockindeano
stevek2007 wrote:I've had this since about the 3rd week in february....I've listened to it multiple times, and I just can't say that many of the songs catch my attention - musically, it's great, but it just seems to let me down in what I'd hoped would be a return to form for BA. Go ahead, Deano...flame me...
I agree Steve. This was planned for sometime now. It is supposed to flow like one long song. In fact, the band wasn't supposed to play on it. It was supposed to be BA and his guitar. Nothing wrong with an acoustic album, but I would hope he follows this up with a more heavier CD.
I will say and continue to say, Room Service was great and IMHO, the best melodic album of the last 5 years by anyone.

Posted:
Sat Mar 15, 2008 1:48 am
by brywool
Rockindeano wrote:stevek2007 wrote:I've had this since about the 3rd week in february....I've listened to it multiple times, and I just can't say that many of the songs catch my attention - musically, it's great, but it just seems to let me down in what I'd hoped would be a return to form for BA. Go ahead, Deano...flame me...
I agree Steve. This was planned for sometime now. It is supposed to flow like one long song. In fact, the band wasn't supposed to play on it. It was supposed to be BA and his guitar. Nothing wrong with an acoustic album, but I would hope he follows this up with a more heavier CD.
I will say and continue to say, Room Service was great and IMHO, the best melodic album of the last 5 years by anyone.
acoustic album- his unplugged album is one of my favorites. Great album. Room Service didn't thrill me too much, but I like it.

Posted:
Sat Mar 15, 2008 8:23 am
by Andrew
Great band, great performer...shite album.

Posted:
Sat Mar 15, 2008 2:43 pm
by Clasicrockldy
Andrew wrote:Great band, great performer...shite album.
Is that you review in a nutshell, Andrew?

Posted:
Sat Mar 15, 2008 3:21 pm
by Andrew
Clasicrockldy wrote:Andrew wrote:Great band, great performer...shite album.
Is that you review in a nutshell, Andrew?
It should be


Posted:
Sat Mar 15, 2008 3:23 pm
by conversationpc
Andrew wrote:Clasicrockldy wrote:Andrew wrote:Great band, great performer...shite album.
Is that you review in a nutshell, Andrew?
It should be

Unfortunately, shite cannot be contained by a nutshell.

Posted:
Sat Mar 15, 2008 5:10 pm
by Clasicrockldy
conversationpc wrote:Andrew wrote:Clasicrockldy wrote:Andrew wrote:Great band, great performer...shite album.
Is that you review in a nutshell, Andrew?
It should be

Unfortunately, shite cannot be contained by a nutshell.
It would depend on how big the shite is!

Posted:
Sun Mar 16, 2008 12:55 am
by Rockindeano
Fuck his review. He isn't God you know. Andrew fucks up a lot. Look at high he rates Toto CD's.....He gave Falling in Between higher marks than Room Service. That is just retarded.
By the way, if you go yo bryanadams.com, he gets it. He lets you preview the entire album with 1:40 second clips. I have no idea why Journey is so secretive.

Posted:
Sun Mar 16, 2008 5:10 am
by Clasicrockldy
Rockindeano wrote:Fuck his review. He isn't God you know. Andrew fucks up a lot. Look at high he rates Toto CD's.....He gave Falling in Between higher marks than Room Service. That is just retarded.
By the way, if you go yo bryanadams.com, he gets it. He lets you preview the entire album with 1:40 second clips. I have no idea why Journey is so secretive.
Why should I go there and listen to 1:40 second clips when I have the whole album already? That short of a clip isn't enough really get a good feel for the songs.

Posted:
Sun Mar 16, 2008 2:13 pm
by Andrew
Rockindeano wrote:Fuck his review. He isn't God you know. Andrew fucks up a lot. Look at high he rates Toto CD's.....He gave Falling in Between higher marks than Room Service. That is just retarded.
Retarded is having a kick ass band at your disposal and then recording a wet rag of an album filled with sappy shite no one wanted to listen to 10 years ago, let alone actually listen it now.
Toto's FiB album was an absolute testement to the band's energy and spirit of youth after all these years. Bryan's last 3 records have merely served to age him even more. How old is grandpa now Deano?
Time to retire Bryan. Back to the nursing home.


Posted:
Sun Mar 16, 2008 2:39 pm
by Liam
I EXPECTED this album to be great...but it puts me to sleep everytime I listen to it. The only song on there that grabs me is Oxygen....and even THAT'S kinda lackluster. Oh well....I still got my copy of Wakin' Up The Neighbors.


Posted:
Sun Mar 16, 2008 2:57 pm
by Deb
Rockindeano wrote:Fuck his review. He isn't God you know. Andrew fucks up a lot. Look at high he rates Toto CD's.....He gave Falling in Between higher marks than Room Service. That is just retarded.
Couldn't have been more right on the money with this review!
http://www.melodicrock.com/reviews/tmg-tmg1.p3

Posted:
Sun Mar 16, 2008 7:10 pm
by Marc S
Andrew wrote:Rockindeano wrote:Fuck his review. He isn't God you know. Andrew fucks up a lot. Look at high he rates Toto CD's.....He gave Falling in Between higher marks than Room Service. That is just retarded.
Retarded is having a kick ass band at your disposal and then recording a wet rag of an album filled with sappy shite no one wanted to listen to 10 years ago, let alone actually listen it now.
Toto's FiB album was an absolute testement to the band's energy and spirit of youth after all these years. Bryan's last 3 records have merely served to age him even more. How old is grandpa now Deano?
Time to retire Bryan. Back to the nursing home.

Spot on, Falling In Between has everything, truly outstanding recording. It is one of the most complete CDs of the last 5 years. BA should feel like he's shortchanged us with this latest CD, it is basically yawn-worthy MOR radio rock, especially as mentioned, with the band he has at his disposal and the collaborations he has written in the past. Where's Mr Vallance? Time for a meet? Even Mr Lange might be worth a liaison...needs something though.