amazing album | Posted July 14, 2009
these songs just never get old! feels like tonight is definatly my favorite track off this album. and im definatly startin to love the tracks crashed, gone, and over you more and more every time i listen to them. and of course you cant go wrong with the tracks home and its not over. the track what i want, which features slash, is definatly the one i listen to whenever im in that hardcore rockin mood. but when its time to pull out the slower paced songs, what about now is definatly the one to go to its a great track which really good lyrics too. now the bonus track sorry was actually a disappointment to me i really dont like it that much at all.
It's Not Over: this song was the first radio single produced off this album, and the first music video. this song was kinda overplayed on the radio, but i still enjoy listenin to this great rock song from time to time. the music video for this song too, in my opinion, is pretty darn good.
Used To: this one definitely isnt as popular on the cd's charts but i always like it. its not too hard rock, but its not too slow either, so its kinda for that in between mood.
Home: this song was the second radio single produced off this album and it was made into the second music video. i think it was the most popular song of all. this song is definitely a good slower song and i love the lyrics. this song has those kind of lyrics, that, once you hear them, youll never forget them.
Over You & Crashed: these two songs both have really good driving guitar parts and have been becoming more and more popular from this album as other people actually start to listen to songs other than Home and It's Not Over. these two songs had always been some of my favorite from the beginning.
Feels Like Tonight: after giving the whole cd a listen, this song was officially my FAVORITE TRACK. the song is perfectly balanced with some driving guitar, slower guitar, driving lyrics, and great drums. i love the music video with Chris and his band playing on this huge platform with stadium lights surrounding them and its really cool just to see them play this song.
What I Want: this song is my SECOND FAVORITE TRACK and is definitely the hardest rock song on the album, since it even features slash on the guitar (for those of you who dont know who that is, its the lead guitarist from guns n roses, who are now velvet revolver without axl rose, the lead singer). this song is my second favorite because i love the intensity of the guitar and the powerful lyrics that are really in your face and very memorable.
Breakdown: this song is alright, not as good compared to the other tracks on this album, but definitely a pretty decent song.
Gone: this track seems also to be getting a lot more popular on this album. i really like the lyrics to this song and i think that the guitar style fit this song perfectly.
There And Back Again: this song, like What I Want, has very hardcore driving guitar as well as the great "in your face" lyrics, so listen to this song, and i guarantee it'll take you "There and Back Again!"
What About Now: this track is my THIRD FAVORITE TRACK, and its for those slower times and i think they made a decent music video out of it. the guitar chord composition was done very well and Chris' voice was brought out perfectly in this song.
Feels Like The First Time: This song is a cover of the original song made by an 80s rock band called Foreigner. If I do say so myself, this is a very well done cover. It really feels like Daughtry actually tried to give it some of his own 90s/00s rock personality and it fit perfectly. Well done.
It's Not Over (Live): I would love to be able to hear Daughtry live, which is why i loved this track. You get a feel of what a concert of his would be like and I hope i get to see him myself someday.
Home and What About Now (Acoustics): Both well done acoustic songs that, like the originals themselves, are great slower songs. These would be especially great "fall asleep to" songs. And he balances his voice in perfect harmony and pitch with the acoustic sound. Some bands don't know how to adjust very well when making an acoustic recording, but Daughtry sure does.
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