Roots & Echoes - The Coral

Description: Genre: Rock - Psychedelic Rock / Artist: The Coral / Audio CD released 2007-08-06 at Deltasonic / Disc #1 ... more

Roots & Echoes - The Coral ... Tracklisting
1 Who's Gonna Find Me
2 Remember Me
3 Put The Sun Back
4 Jacqueline
5 Fireflies
6 In The Rain
7 Not So Lonely
8 Cobwebs
9 Rebecca You
10 She's Got A Reason
11 Music At Night

Newest Review: ... midst of a high quality track set. The album is softer rock than many of the bands around at the moment, however it is ... more

... when the songs do become heavier that the band really comes into its own. The opening number, "Who's gonna find me?" displays this perfectly, with the chorus becoming very catchy and addictive. The lyrics to the album are, in general, designed to be catchy as opposed to making you think, but that approach works well for the band, and has stood the test of time - this album relies on the same style that their debut did, and I think that it buoys the album in familiarity. The album has a good sound, and is i...more

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Roots & Echoes - The Coral: Back to their roots (161 words)
by - written on 02/08/08 (Useful, 10 readings)
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The Coral keep getting better with age. This album is one of the strongest, with hits such as "Jacqueline" standing out in the midst of a high quality track set. The album is softer rock than many of the bands around at the moment, however it is when the songs do become heavier that the band really comes into its own. The opening number, "Who's gonna find me?" displays this perfectly, with the chorus becoming very catchy and addictive. The lyrics to the album are, in general, designed to be catchy as opposed to making you think, but that approach works well for the band, and has stood the test of time - this album relies on ... Read the complete review