Jack Johnson - Thicker Than Water
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Free Music Review: I love it!!
Hit: 5 Stars
I loved this album more than all of Jack Johnson albums. The combination of other kinds of musical instruments gives it an experimental touch. Very soothing and lovable.Free Music Review: Good soundtrack, less than exciting footage
Hit: 2 Stars
I just bought this DVD and am very disappointed. Yes, the soundtrack is good, however the footage is very boring. Some sections of the movie (like the surf session with the old "singlefin green") are nice for the soul content, but the rest is very, very substandard surfing (nothing really amazing on the wave size or on the "gnarliness" of the moves). I haven't watched the bonus video yet, but I don't think it'll be that good to change my rating. If you're looking for soul content, you're much better off buying "Singlefin Yellow". If you want to buy this for the soundtrack, then buy the CD.Free Music Review: great video
Hit: 5 Stars
I have been listening to Jack Johnson for the past several years and I love his music. This video gives you the inspiration for his music. In addition the surfing footage is great, and I loved the bonus video as much as the rest of the film. If you like to surf and or you are a Jack Johnson fan you cannot go wrong with video.Free Music Review: Good stuff...
Hit: 5 Stars
"Thicker Than Water," the soundtrack to a documentary surfing film by Jack Johnson, manages to capture the heart of the laid-back beach style, and also the exoticism of the world's beaches that Johnson explores in the documentary (in the same vein as "The Endless Summer.") A slew of artists have been collected to contribute their two cents, and for the most part, it comes across as a nice blend of styles, voices, tones, and rhythms. The music provided seems to float gently over your ears like a breeze off the ocean and keep you captivated like a Hawai'ian sunset.
Johnson's influence is very present throughout the album despite the fact that he only sings on two tracks. Indeed, the album sounds something like a Jack Johnson tribute record, with many artists guesting to capture the same spirit of sunsents and surfboards that Johnson seems to always find so effortlessly. The music is upbeat enough to keep one's interest peaked, although relaxed acoustic guitars definitely dominate the landscape.
Johnson nay-sayers will enjoy the fact that the album shows a little more diversity than his albums are usually known for, and even Johnson's hardcore fans will find the new music different but non-threatening.
The Johnson-G.Love duet "Rainbow" is especially poignant, picking right up where Johnson's "Brushfire Fairytales" album left off.
Free Music Review: awsome dvd
Hit: 5 Stars
jack should make more surfing movies i love this one everyone should buy this