
Originally Posted by
Dennis
I listened to the new paramore album today... An average album. I liked a couple of the songs a little, I mean because they are kind of my guilty pleasure band... but there were so many sub-par songs I'd feel bad calling it anything but average. The highlights of the album are crazy girls and Still into you, the most unique sound but while sticking true to their original fan base... The lows of the album are grow up and part II... Grow up was obnoxious and part II is a rip off of Let the flames begin, a song that is far superior to it. That being said, I'd listen to the album again because I do enjoy that band... but I'd probably listen to riot before paramore.
that album is a mess. Whenever someone asks about its genre, no one knows what to say because its all over the place. The album's build is ridiculous and it just feels like they threw random songs. I thought the Farro brothers were snubs for leaving the band but I think they heard but I think they heard "Ain't it fun" and got out as fast as they could.
Want to hear them sound how Taylor Swift does when she tries to write a rock song? Listen to “Fast In My Car” which is seriously just awful. Sort of a lyrical mash-up of Tracy Chapman’s “Fast Car” and Cyndi Lauper’s “Girls Just Want To Have Fun” in that it removes the desperation from the former and adds the vapid bullsh
it of the latter, it stands out because it features one of the most annoying pre-choruses ever
and one of the worst bridges I’ve ever heard. Want to hear them try their hand at mixing punky buzz-saw guitar verses with an "epic" stadium rock chorus? Lead single “Now” is here for you, in which Hayley Williams gives the first of several poor singing performances on the record; the verses are toneless and she tries to cram too many words into them without really saying anything. There's even gospel Paramore with "Ain't it fun".
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