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| | The Secret Life Of... | | | Music Artist : | | The Veronicas | | Music Style : | | General | | Record Label : | | Sire / London/Rhino | | Release Date : | | 2006-02-14 | | Store Price : | | $13.98 | | Artistopia's Price: $13.98 | | Usually ships in 24 hours | | |
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CD Tracks/Songs
Disc 11. 4Ever
2. Everything I'm Not
3. When It All Falls Apart
4. Revolution
5. Secret
6. Mouth Shut
7. Leave Me Alone
8. Speechless
9. Heavily Broken
10. I Could Get Used To This
11. Nobody Wins
12. Mother Mother
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Customer Reviews of This Album/CD |
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 The Secret Life of the Veronicas - Great Debut Album!
Submitted on: 2009-05-21 |
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You probably have heard the song "Untouched" which is in the album "Hook Me Up". Well, let me tell you something. This album is almost as good as "Hook Me Up". This album rocks! You could say that the music is near Avril Lavigne or Miley Cyrus. Still, I think that this is even better than their debut albums. These two girls know how to rock! "4ever" starts the rockin' way. Most of the album songs are upbeat tracks, only "Leave Me Alone", "Speechless", and "Nobody Wins" are little bit peaceful. These girls have an excellent voices. The final track "Mother Mother" is maybe the most powerful track in this album - I mean the roughest.
Stars: 4ever, Secret, When It All Falls Apart |
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Great!
Submitted on: 2008-11-22 |
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| LOL! I havent heard the CD. but the samples sound great. It sounds a bit like early P!nk or early Avril Lavigne days. |
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 Were you scared that I might get hurt?
Submitted on: 2007-08-25 |
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The only reason I bought The Veronicas' The Secret Life of... CD is simply because I kept hearing comparisons between them and Meg & Dia (a band I enjoy a lot). I figured anyone being compared to Meg & Dia deserved at least a listen so I got this. Word of advice:
THIS IS NOTHING LIKE MEG & DIA.
It's not particularly bad. From track 6 on I quite enjoy listening to it. But, those first five songs are so disgustingly pre-teen that I can't even listen to them. Okay, I should probably elaborate on that a bit.
The music in those first few songs is pretty decent and the vocal delivery--as with the rest of the CD--is great. The lyrics are what destroy what really has the potential to be a good song. Don't believe me? Listen to them. They're so horrid that, and I kid you not, that only 12 year olds will think they're clever. And I know that pop music doesn't necessarily have to be deep but come on, devoting an entire song to saying how you thought a guy was gay is idiotic.
Never fear for those who see potential in these girls. From Mouth Shut on we're greeted with potential being realized.
By the time you get to Mouth Shut you basically know The Veronicas' routine...soft verses with rock choruses. This doesn't change on the latter half of the CD but gone are all the "I know I'm hot and you don't have a chance with me" vibes given out early in the CD, lyrics are better too. Plus, a couple ballads thrown in for good measure never hurt anyone, especially when you've got a good singing voice. Leave Me Alone shows a lot of depth with one of the best choruses of the entire disc. Nobody Wins explores further The Veronicas melodic side and we have another winner. Lyrics are at their best on this song as well. Seems The Veronicas took that age old saying "save the best for last" to heart though, cause Mother Mother is by far the best song offered. Off beat verses giving way to a truly memorable chorus is a hard thing not to love.
My favorite songs are Mouth Shut, Leave Me Alone, Heavily Broken, Nobody Wins, and Mother Mother. The Veronicas aren't groundbreaking, anybody who tells you differently is just full of it. But they are good, I'll give them that. If they fully drop the stuck up-ness they sport at the beginning of The Secret Life of... then I'm sure my opinion on them will change right along with them, but until then I'm not completely sure what to think about them. |
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Better than I expected, not bad for the under 30 listener
Submitted on: 2007-06-02 |
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The first I'd ever heard of The Veronicas was when I got a copy of the Australian TV series Cybergirl (PAL format- get it on eBay)- although the twins had only supporting roles in that series the DVD case promoted them. I eventually found out that they sing (most of their TV appearances appear to be related to promoting their singing career) and looked around for something they'd done.
I didn't expect much but was pleased to find that this CD isn't really too bad. I suppose the teens and 20's group will like it better (I'm 49)but I found the musical accompaniment to be loud and sometimes overwhelming the lyrics. The song lyrics themselves seemed all right, I don't have any favorites, it sounds as though the sisters can actually sing. If you're their age, you might like the CD, if you're old enough to be the parents of the Veronicas at least your kids will have something all right to listen to. |
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i love it
Submitted on: 2007-04-30 |
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this turly is a great disk, I was hesitant at first, debating to buy it or not 2. Im glad I chose 2!
This disk is fun poppy rocky in your face, outta your face, beautiful, lyricly awsome and more.
The ballads are beautiful.
The rock sogs flat out rock.
and the pop songs are so poppy its like im looking at red.
Youll love every song on this cd, i gurentee u! |
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