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Date  Helpful Rating 1 out of 1 users found this helpful  Acceptionally GoodPosted: 8/23/2006A review of All That We Needed by MrsDesrosiers2 this cd is acceptionally good. even though i just got interested in the band about a month ago i know that theyre very talented and are determined to have a great career and so far...theyre doing a great job of it, including this cd Was this review helpful? Sign In 0 out of 0 users found this helpful  GOOD so farPosted: 3/4/2006A review of All That We Needed by Anonymous My friend who saw them live played me some of tehre songs on the phone and i saw potenial .Now that i have it scaned in my pc the catchness and excilent excution of this album is apparent good good plain white ts Was this review helpful? Sign In 1 out of 1 users found this helpful  This album ROXXX!!!!!!Posted: 11/24/2005A review of All That We Needed by AEAllTheWay20101 Hey! I know no one will probably see this but, if you do tottaly see thisband. They are awesome! Isaw them at Kings Island in Ohio. I loved them ever sice. Go Tim and Tom!
Go see Plain White Ts!! Was this review helpful? Sign In 0 out of 0 users found this helpful Jimmy Eat World + Geek Sheek WeezeresquePosted: 4/20/2005A review of All That We Needed by Alex_BlindinglightMP This CD is an ode to Jimmy Eat World, with flairs of deliciously originally songs like "What More Do You Want?" and "Revenge", but what really sets this CD apart from others is, first: How they've evolved from their first album Stop, this sophomorical debut, is AMAZING. Second, and most important: Hey There Delilah is one of the most emotionally pure songs you will ever hear, its one of the songs that will go onto all of those CD's you burn for you potetential girlfriends, or that song you listen to while sitting on your roof at night. It reaches a higher status than Green Day's strangly appealing and mis-named Time of Your Life (I can't remember the actual title). The problem that brings this album down is it's simple and repetitive choruses, they seem to blur together though they are very different, a problem that seems to have no solution, other than the powerfully emotional Hey There Delilah. Was this review helpful? Sign In 1-4 of 4 Per Page |
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