Album Rating: 2.5

You were there, THEY were here.



Man, you're trying to replace me as grammar nazi. And doing a good job, I might add.

mi amor. dudo que sabe de la gramatica de la lengua espanola.

Album Rating: 2.5

My Spanish only extends to what manuel says on Fawlty Towers. Que.

te amo

aprendera mi amor. pero esta noche bailamos.

te quiero mucho atavan. mi amor para ti no tiene limites.

Album Rating: 2.5

I am the almighty Corn Holio. TeeeeeePeeeeeee.

cochino!

Album Rating: 2.5

Nah, just Beavis & Butthead

yo se. pero enrique le gusta ir travieso con davey.

Album Rating: 2.5

Don't watch vh1 then. I purposefully didn't purchase the package that channel is in.

"For the First Time" is really good

Album Rating: 2.5

I'll admit it has grown on me... But only because it gets played everywhere down under. I still think it's not one of the better tracks on here.

Album Rating: 2.5

I'll admit it has grown on me... But only because it gets played everywhere down under.

Album Rating: 1.5

They spent some years in America and were influenced by mainstream American music while they were there. Or so I gather.

Album Rating: 2.5

That makes perfect sense.

Album Rating: 2.5

That is correct Conor. They actually lived in LA for a while & did some decently high profile engineering/remixing/co-production on artists like Justin Timberlake & Britney Spears.

i don't get any clues why the album is bad out of this review.
your review for the first album was better ma friend.

Album Rating: 2.5

I think there is enough. Here are 5 reasons...



- The Script stick to the script. Next time, they should ad-lib more.

- dominant theme of the album is; relationship troubles and break-ups… Over and over again… To the point where it simply gets too much and begins to drag the listening experience down

- Not helping matters is the fact that only two of the ten tracks included here are under the four minute mark; usually a no-no when it comes to a pop album.

- While the latter half of the LP does attempt variety... its not entirely convincing anyway.

- an album full of safe tracks that may well be primed for radio airplay, but lacks the imagination, variety and standouts of its predecessor.

Album Rating: 2.5

"A case could be made that almost all of the songs are fine in isolation, but it gets rather tiresome as a whole." My thoughts, exact. After the halfway mark, I realized that although I didn't dislike any of the tracks, there was the sense that there was just going to be more of the same. If The Script aspire to be an album artist, they're going to have to master the art of tracks that wake the listener up halfway through. Towards the end, it reminded me of Matchbox 20.