I thought maybe they could continue making strong music like they did on that album (which I wasn't a huge fan of, but I certainly enjoyed it). I was surprised to learn that the Kings of Leon were releasing a CD so soon after Because of the Times. They still play their hearts out at every live show.I know that we can expect only more great things to come from them in the future. There is plenty to love on this album, and the huge hit they've had with "Sex on Fire" has won them a whole new fan base, which may be a bummer for those of us who have loved them from the beginning and had hoped to keep them to ourselves, but at the same time it's great to see them get the recognition they deserve. Well.these are no ordinary guys.they're story is unique and amazing, and their music continues to amaze. There is plenty to love on this album, and the huge hit they've had with "Sex on Fire" has won them a whole new fan base, which may be a bummer for those of us who have Maybe they have changed their sound - more like evolved, which is normal for a group of young guys.
Maybe they have changed their sound - more like evolved, which is normal for a group of young guys. It's safe to say that after this, I'll be downloading the next album, if I bother with it at all. The only benefit of this album is that it made me able to appreciate "" as still retaining some of the magic seen on the first two albums, which is completely lost here. The only throwback to that sound is the building tension in "Be Somebody," which is reminiscent of "Four Kicks," but is resolved with no dirty guitars or guttural vocals, just a sweet, "easy" chorus. It's a sell out that escapes into soft core stadium rock, almost completely lacking any of the original grit that defined the Kings as a band. The only throwback to that sound is the building tension in "Be Somebody," which is reminiscent of "Four Kicks," but is resolved with no dirty guitars or guttural vocals, As a result of this album, I have completely lost faith in the Kings. … ExpandĪs a result of this album, I have completely lost faith in the Kings. And that, in a way, pretty much sums up this album.
It really is awful - yet it has risen to new heights of adulation. Quite simply, one of the worst songs ever written by any band with their level of talent. A special mention, finally, for 'Use Somebody'. It seems that Kings of Leon have transcended from different but brilliant to uniform but sellable pressure from their record company may not have helped, but the whole of this record seems to have slipped into the line of 'fashionable' music. There are 1 or 2 decent moments, but most of the songs are wastefully transparent, the lyrics are horribly cliched and any trace of that quirky edge ,which made the band so likeable in earlier albums, has been washed away in a tide of indie-rock mediocrity. 2007's Because Of Times was one of the best albums of the last decade, but this fell along way short of that benchmark. There are 1 or 2 decent moments, but most of the songs are wastefully transparent, the lyrics are horribly cliched and any trace of that quirky edge ,which made the band so likeable in earlier albums, has been washed away in a tide of At best, its fairly average. Please follow our site to get the latest lyrics for all songs.At best, its fairly average. Or Disclosure: As an Amazon Associate and an Apple Partner, we earn from qualifying purchases Other Popular Songs: Idina Menzel - Brave Toby Keith - As Good as I Once Was I’m ready now, I’m ready now, I’m ready now, I’m ready nowįind more lyrics at You can purchase their music thru I’m ready now, I’m ready now, I’m ready now Waging wars to shape the poet and the beat
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