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Issued in early 2008, Metro Station's self-titled debut is the sound of emo-rock going pop. Given the HANNAH MONTANA connections of singer/guitarists Mason Musso and Trace Cyrus--who are older brothers of that Disney TV show's Mitchel Musso and Miley Cyrus, respectively--it's no surprise that the Hollywood-based band is highly accessible (see the energetic "Seventeen Forever"), though it may be a bit of a shock to hear Billy Ray Cyrus's son performing introspective synth-driven tunes such as the brooding "Control" (think the Faint-lite) and New Wave-inspired "Wish We Were Older."
Metro Station: Trace Cyrus, Mason Musso (vocals, guitar); Anthony Improgo (drums); Blake Healy (programming).
Additional personnel: Joshua Cain (guitar, bass guitar); Justin Pierre (guitar, background vocals); Sean Gould (guitars).
Metro Station Music | Category | Rock/Pop Albums, Alternative CDs, Synth Pop, Rock | | Label | Red Ink | | Orig Year | 2007 | | All Time Sales Rank |  44096  | | CD Universe Part number | 7494062 | | Discs | 1 | | Release Date | Sep 18, 2007 | | Studio/Live | Studio | | Mono/Stereo | Stereo | | Producer | Joshua Cain; Sluggo; Justin Pierre; Blake Healy; S.A.M. | | Engineer | Sean Gould; Scott Riebling; Arjun Agerwala; Ed Ackerson; Will Brierre | | Recording Time | 30 minutes |
Metro Station Songs | 1. | Seventeen Forever |
| 2. | Kelsey |
| 3. | Wish We Were Older |
| 4. | True to Me |
| 5. | California |
| 6. | Control |
| 7. | Shake It |
| 8. | Now That We're Done |
| 9. | Tell Me What to Do |
| 10. | Disco |
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Metro Station Music Review Average Rating: (4.3 out of 5 stars)   List All Reviews LOVE this ALBUM
Metro station is so good, every song on the album is great. I can't skip a song.
Submitted by icaru (new orleans,LA)
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awesome!
go and purchase it!
you won't be disappointed.
Submitted by o0evil_empire0o (caboolture, AUS) 
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i dont have the cd but i have heard all the songs and i love every one of them... i think each one has a spacific meaning behind it and that they probally had alot of fun recording it... well that wat happens when you have good song writers and have people that are fun to be around in your band...
Submitted by halie (Troy,PA, USA)
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Amazing Album!
I have this cd and all i can say is...AMAZING! If you like pop, emo rock, or techno you will love this album. Contrary to the belief it has no Disney ties whatso ever besides the brothers and sister thing. You must buy this album it will deff. be your favorite CD to jam out to!
Submitted by Haley (Atlanta, GA, USA)
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its very goodd i dont skip anysongs
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