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| Item no. | 430940 |
| Musical Genre | Punk Rock |
| Exclusive | No |
| Media - Format 1-3 | CD |
| Product topic | Bands |
| Band | Good Charlotte |
| Product type | CD |
| Release date | 16/03/2007 |
CD 1
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1.Good Morning Revival (Album Version)
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2.Misery (Album Version)
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3.The River
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4.Dance Floor Anthem (Album Version)
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5.Keep Your Hands Off My Girl (Album Version)
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6.Victims Of Love (Album Version)
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7.Where Would We Be Now (Album Version)
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8.Break Apart Her Heart (Album Version)
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9.All Black (Album Version)
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10.Beautiful Place (Album Version)
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11.Something Else (Album Version)
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12.Broken Hearts Parade (Album Version)
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13.March On (Album Version)
by Marcel Anders (13.04.2007) The Madden-brothers are record millionaires leading their own record label and their own fashion label and represent the figureheads of the Punk genre. But that's where the problem lies: at the age of 27 they become too old for the teen sound - and see themselves overtaken by the Emo wave. Which is now countered by the Californians: with a change of direction towards bombastic Rock sounds that either reminds me of Billy Idol, or of MΓΆtley CrΓΌe, sometimes of the The Killers, too. And they do not shrink away from keyboards, horns or strings, either. In "Where would we be?", they quite unembarrassed drift into ballad sounds, dare electronic experiments in "Keep your hands off my girl" and surprise with Funk elements in "Victims of love". All this should be as surprising for the fans as acclimatization needy. And sometimes, Good Charlotte also goes too far: "A beautiful place" and "March on" cross the line to kitsch. Nice, however is the ear candy, "All black". For the rest, the reinvention is far from over. The former hipsters are somewhere half way between Punk and Pop.