| | All-American Rejects Move Along CD - Import All-American Rejects Discography of CDs
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This U.K. import edition contains the bonus tracks "Eyelash Wishes" and "Night Drive (acoustic version)."
Hampered for some time by the implosion of their label Dreamworks, Oklahoma's All-American Rejects finally followed up their self-titled 2002 debut three years later. Happily, MOVE ALONG sounds like almost no time at all had passed between outings. Kicking off with the brash punk-pop of the first single, "Dirty Little Secret" (which features a killer distorted guitar riff), MOVE ALONG keeps things lively. The songs are short and the choruses are tailor-made for shouting along with, as people undoubtedly will. As before, co-leader Nick Wheeler decorates the songs with more odd touches than one would expect from an otherwise straightforward pop-punk band, layering sitar, banjo, theremin and hip-hop-flavored electronic beats into songs that otherwise sound little different from the likes of Blink-182 or Good Charlotte. Highlights include the sneering "Stab My Back," and the flamenco-inflected rocker "Top of the World."
Follow-up their highly acclaimed 2003 debut album is produced by Howard Benson (My Chemical Romance, Hoobastank, Papa Roach). It sends the band on a journey that takes them from the powerful anthemic rock of 'Night Drive' and 'Dirty Little Secret' to the sublime, acoustic sound of 'It Ends Tonight' and 'Straightjacket Feeling'. Includes 2 UK bonus tracks "Night Drive (acoustic)" & "Eyelash Wishes".Spin (p.104) - "Tyson Ritter is an Oklahoma heartthrob in the spirit of Taylor Hanson, with a boyish croon that soars sky-high over a sun shower of multitracked guitars..." - Grade: B
Entertainment Weekly (No. 829, p.70) - "...boasts the same infectious bouoyancy that made 2002's "Swing, Swing a hit." - Grade: B plus Move Along Music Review Average Rating: (5 out of 5 stars)  Sweet!
As sweet as candy!
Submitted by AAR ROX (Texas)
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I love The All-American Rejects, and find their music simply beautiful. I don't have the Bonus CD yet and am desperately trying to find somewhere where I can listen to Eyelash Wishes, and when I do, I am positive I will be thoroughly amazed, like I am now.
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AWSOME!!!!!!!!!!
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On the Darkness's second full-length album, ONE WAY TICKET TO HELL... AND BACK, frontman Justin Hawkins brings back his trademark unitard and Wagnerian falsetto for another delicious pop-metal outing. Although the melodies aren't as immediately appealing as on PERMISSION TO LAND, the disc still boasts its share of air-guitar anthems, particularly the hard-rocking "Is It Just Me?" And while the six-string playing of Hawkins and his brother, Dan, still carries the record, the Darkness unleashes its inner Jethro Tull with ...
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