311: Uplifter

RobH4413 · 05-28-2009, 02:11 PM

The rest of the CD is much better than the single.

The lyrics on this album are the pretty lame at times, but instrumentally this one is spot on. You can really hear Bob Rocks influence. Each time I listen to the album, It keeps growing on me.

That's def a good sign.

Here's a good review:

Everything is Empty; Everything's Awake

"Uplifter contains one lingering curiosity, the likes of which I've never experienced before. Lead track and first single "Hey You" is a glaring anomaly. On a record that pushes 311 to its absolute limit, "Hey You" stands out as a stark return to form for the band in style, structure, and even production; it doesn't feel nearly as carefully constructed as the rest of the songs on the record. In all senses, it doesn't belong."

There ya go Matty.

05-28-2009, 02:11 PM	#1
RobH4413 Wildcard Bitches Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Bethesda, MD Age: 41 Posts: 2,638	Re: 311: Uplifter The rest of the CD is much better than the single. The lyrics on this album are the pretty lame at times, but instrumentally this one is spot on. You can really hear Bob Rocks influence. Each time I listen to the album, It keeps growing on me. That's def a good sign. Here's a good review: Everything is Empty; Everything's Awake "Uplifter contains one lingering curiosity, the likes of which I've never experienced before. Lead track and first single "Hey You" is a glaring anomaly. On a record that pushes 311 to its absolute limit, "Hey You" stands out as a stark return to form for the band in style, structure, and even production; it doesn't feel nearly as carefully constructed as the rest of the songs on the record. In all senses, it doesn't belong." There ya go Matty. __________________ This is what happens when you find a stranger in the Alps! Last edited by RobH4413; 05-28-2009 at 02:23 PM.

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311: Uplifter

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