Lifehouse - Stanley Climbfall
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Free Music Review: Awsome cd
Hit: 5 Stars
Without a doubt one of my favorit cds, after listening to no name face i dind't know how this one would comepare but it really measured up and proved to be another outstanding cd by lifehouse.Free Music Review: Lifehouse asserts itself with "Stanley Climbfall"
Hit: 5 Stars
The boys of Lifehouse were left with quite a daunting task when they began recording their second album, the follow up to the multi-platinum debut "No Name Face" which included the most played song of the year 2001, "Hanging By A Moment." Lead singer Jason Wade penned most of the tunes for "Stanley" on the tourbus between shows. The result is a finely crafted piece of rock and roll melted together with dashes of adult contemporary and pop music. The cd plays out like this:1. Spin- 8/10 rating
First single off the album. A catchy tune with a rockin hook but one could do without the singing during the bridge and the lengthy instrumental at the end of the song that the radio cuts out.
2. Wash- 7/10 rating
A solid tune that starts out with a distorted guitar and builds up to a catchy chorus.
3. Sky Is Falling- 8/10 rating
Very melodic and beautiful song.
4. Anchor- 6/10 rating
This song is good, but one can become lost in the chorus when Wade becomes very difficult to understand, not one of the best songs on the album.
5. Am I Ever Gonna Find Out- 7/10 rating
A forceful song that ends as quickly as it begins. A new sound for Lifehouse on this song, and a good one at that.
6. Stanley Climbfall- 10/10 rating
A beautiful ballad, this song is flawless both musically and lyrically. Possibly the best song on the album.
7. Out Of Breath- 8/10 rating
Similar to the smash "Hanging By a Moment" as far as tempo is concerned, this is another catchy rock tune from the boys.
8. Just Another Name- 6/10 rating
Not one of the best songs on the album, this mid-tempo tune loses the listener in the boring chorus.
9. Take Me Away- 10/10 rating
The second single off the album, this is another masterpiece from Lifehouse. Rivals "Stanley Climbfall" as the best track on the cd.
10. My Precious- 6/10 rating
A dull song that Wade wrote in a similar way to "Hanging By a Moment" where he wrote it during the recording of this album. Too bad the result of this song wasn't as successful.
11. Empty Space- 9/10 rating
Beautiful ballad with wonderful lyrics.
12. The Beginning- 9/10 rating
Another wonderful song that builds up to a strong bridge.
13. How Long- 9/10 rating
A great bonus song about the 9/11 attacks, this song shows off the emotinal side of Lifehouse.
14. Sky Is Falling (Acoustic)- 8/10 rating
Great rendition of a great song
Overall, this is a marvelous cd from the boys of Lifehouse. Although they may not garner as much airplay with any of these songs as they did with the freakishly popular smash "Hanging by a Moment," this cd will get its share of radio hits and will help further the career of these talented musicians.
Free Music Review: stanley climbfall is one of the best cds ever created!
Hit: 5 Stars
This CD is loaded with awesum riffs and steller sounds! I loved the first lifehouse CD (no Name face) and did not think anyone could improve that CD. But Lifehouse still seems to amaze me with their lyrics and sound this CD is by far one of the best anyone can ever buy! If you are just starting to hear about lifehouse most definatly buy this album and their no name face one and it will completely "take you away!"-Olivia
Free Music Review: I love this CD!!!
Hit: 5 Stars
This CD is one of the best that I have ever heard! My 2 favorite songs were "Spin" and "Wash". Spin is a great song with great lyrics. It starts off kinda slow but then it gets a little faster, and toward the end, for about a minute or so, it is the drums and guitar playing. Wash is the opposite, for about a minute, it is the guitar and a bits of the drum. Starts of slow, and never gets much faster. if you like any of the older Lifehouse CDs, this is one that you must add to your collection!Free Music Review: Lifehouse bring it once again
Hit: 5 Stars
Much like their excellent breakthrough album No Name Face, Stanley Climbfall after many rotations has revealed itself to be another stunning effort. In Jason Wade, Lifehouse appear to have a genuinely first-rate frontman and a fine writer of melodic, literate rock songs and who at a young age seems to have mastered all the combinations of chord changes that have direct access to the heart. The sounds Lifehouse's music immerses itself with have been used so frequently in the name of such mediocrity in the post-grunge era - that perhaps the hardest thing about listening to an album like Stanley CLimbfall is finding the conviction to believe in it's greatness. Lifehouse are truly a cut above. This is an album that by turns embraces terrific monster-hooks (Wash, Am I Ever Going To Find Out, and the title track) and subtle yet glorious melodies which reward repeated listenings (The Beginning, and the wonderful bonus track How Long) which, incredibly, is actually a real bonus - not just a cast-off. This is one band that deserves all the success they can muster and I highly recommend that we contribute to bands that consistently offer quality, depth and a reaon to keep coming back for more.