Room On The 3rd Floor - McFly Reviews

I liked this album. personally for me I can relate to what they're singing about when I look back nostalgically on my teenage years which seems to run along the lines of getting up to mischief and admiring women from a distance, all of which to your parents utter dismay and concern. From the minute you press play on this album you're ...  Read the complete review

ROOM ON THE THIRD FLOOR is the title of four man pop rock band MCFLY. The album consists of 13 tracks which I will review. The album starts with 5 COLOURS IN HER HAIR which is a very fast paced song which describes a girl the boys are in love with. Good energy from the guitar and a decent opener. OBVIOUSLY is a slower ...  Read the complete review

Harry Judd who is the drummer, Tom Fletcher who is on guitar and vocals, Danny Jones who is on guitar and vocals aswell (he is damn fine!!!), Dougie Poynter who is the bass player and also does the vocals. Not just for small children I promise you!!! Almost everyone i know likes a bit of McFly, although people often pretend to dislike them as ...  Read the complete review

This is quite a genius album basically. Individually and as a band i find them quite unlikeable really. This their debut release has a number of VERY VERY good song but to through a balance there are just as much average songs that seemed very rushed. To their credit they do write their own music and i think that deserves some praise especially ...  Read the complete review

McFly arrived with an almighty bang in 2004 with their stormer 'Five Colours In Her Hair'. It went straight to number one and the band were household names overnight. Who are they: Tom, Danny, Dougie and Harry. Most of the songs are written by Tom. On this album: The number hit '5 Colours' is like The ...  Read the complete review

After the success of Busted in 2003, McFly emerged with a number one single in the form of '5 Colours In Her Hair' early in 2004. Busted had paved the way for similar bands to make a success of themselves and McFly took full advantage of this fact - or rather Universal Island Records did. Busted, McFly, and V were all a part of the same scene, and ...  Read the complete review