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McFly Album: “Room on the 3rd Floor”

McFly Album: “Room on the 3rd Floor”
Description :
Bouncy UK pop outfit McFly shines on their debut album, ROOM ON THE 3RD FLOOR.
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Track Listing :
1 Five Colours in Her Hair Video
2 Obviously Video
3 Room On The 3rd Floor Video
4 That Girl Video
5 Hypnotised Video
6 Saturday Night Video
7 Met This Girl Video
8 She Left Me Video
9 Down By The Lake Video
10 Unsaid Things Video
11 Surfer Babe Video
12 Not Alone Video
13 Broccoli Video
Album Information :
Title: Room on the 3rd Floor
UPC:602498672945
Format:CD
Type:Performer
Genre:Rock & Pop
Artist:McFly
Label:Universal Records (UK)
Distributed:MSI Music Distribution
Imported:UK
Release Date:2004/07/05
Discs:1
Mono / Stereo:Stereo
Studio / Live:Studio
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
- Practically the BEST album on EARTH

The album kicks off with McFlys debut single '5 Colours In Her Hair' introducing you to the new age of POP that is MCFLY. Its jumpy, catchy tune will have you hooked and want to listen MORE MORE MORE.

But next on the album we see McFlys true song writing skills in 'Obviously' which shows you the side of McFly that is softer and more melodic than their 1st single.

Next is the title track of McFlys album 'Room On The 3rd Floor' in this you hear the sad reality that is a cheap hotel room, this was McFly's 4th single and once you really listen to it, you can hear the simple but extremely effective tune, used to captivate the hearts of millions of girls throughout the UK.

'That Girl was McFly's 3rd single and is the the type of song every album needs to make it complete, the guitar solo by Danny, McFlys lead guitarist makes the song stand out and is an 'epic moment in an epic song'.

McFlys forthcoming release after the cover of the James Taylor classic 'You've Got A Friend' and 'All About You' written by Tom is 'Hypnotised' influenced by the fact that Danny reckons he can't be hypnotised. This song is set alight by a stroke of genius drumming by Harry Judd,in which a simple beat is used to the greatest effectivness.

'Saturday Night' has got to be one of the best songs on the album, it uses a 6 string bass(played by dougie) to create a 60's style 'Rock n Roll' song. The line 'no one here to check if you're underage' refers to Dougie who is still not old enough to drink in a pub in the UK.

'Met this Girl' seems like it was thrown in to fill a gap in the album, a gap which was filled extremely well.

The next song 'She Left Me' refers to life in a band and not being able to keep a girlfriend due to the stresses & strains of being famous, this songs slow melody is used to create a sad, lonely atmosphere and the song is only ruined slightly by the band talking in 'mock' american accents.

'Down By The Lake' is about 'young love and the benefits of getting together when 'daddys' not around because the 'daddy' in question doesn't like the boyfriend much, nor does the boyfriend like the dad much either'.

'Unsaid Things' is about requited love. the girls fiance is the same guy who turns up as a marine in 'Obviously'.

Next comes 'Surfer Babe' which is a song which uses a happy, jumpy rhythm and was written on a freezing hotel balcony about girls in the hot florida sun.

'Not Alone' is written by danny because even thought he was alone because hes catholic he didnt feel alone and is influenced by one of his heroes 'Bruce Springsteen'.

The last track on the album Broccoli provoked some unusual reactions from the MASSIVE McFly fanbase, in their recent 2004 tour, fans deciced to throw broccolli at McFly when they were on stage, McFly said 'its not funny, Broccolli hurts, its hard'

Allen J. Michielsen (Tacoma, WA USA) - September 07, 2005
3 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
- In the mold of BUSTED !

This popped up as a Amazon Recommends - and I'm glad I picked it up. More original, fun, POP music. Perfect to pop in the dash and rip around country roads. Even the tracks that copy (or are copied by) other compatriate groups (such as Busted) - so far anyway - each of the groups has their own sound and cover version that changes the song considerably. This is much better than the typical American Idol POP Crap releases.

Zachary M. Schellhase "Zach S" (PA) - June 15, 2005
2 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
- Best UK band

When I was traveling through London, I met these guys and really had never heard of them, but totally fell for their music.... if you like SUM 41 then you would love these guys... they have the best voices and are totally amazing artists... I am really recommending them to anyone... check them out... they really rock

KAYLA (Reno,NV) - October 08, 2004
2 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
- The Best Band Ever

McFly Is the one Of the Best Bands that has come around in the history of music. My Name is Kayla and Im 16 years old, and I live in the United States, And Iam one of the biggest MCfly Fans Out there and I absolutly adore the boys in the band and thier music. I Like Busted to but not as much as McFly. They Have the best Lyrics and the best voices that I have heard in a Long time. If You like the Band Busted, then you will love Mcfly. When You listen to 1 song all you want is to hear more and more of thier songs. Most People think That when there's more than one guy in a Band it means It's a boy band, But McFly is not a boy band, there a new and better generation of Music. Thier Music and Voices speak for them selves. I highly Recomend this Cd To any age Group. MCFLY ROCKS AND IS THE BEST BAND IN THE WORLD!!!

Nanna - January 31, 2013
- GENIES

Loooooove this album, McFlys very first album out of 5 i Think, and a love the band, so ofcause I love this CD

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