Frequently Bought Together
Product Details
Would you like to update product info or give feedback on images?
|
Track Listings
| 1. Spin |
| 2. Wash |
| 3. Sky Is Falling |
| 4. Anchor |
| 5. Am I Ever Gonna Find Out |
| 6. Stanley Climbfall |
| 7. Out Of Breath |
| 8. Just Another Name |
| 9. Take Me Away |
| 10. My Precious |
| 11. Empty Space |
| 12. The Beginning |
| 13. How Long (bonus track) |
| 14. Sky Is Falling (bonus track) |
Product Description
Amazon.ca
When you come up with the most-played radio hit of the year, there is no need to wrack your brains for a follow-up. Lifehouse, who earned such a distinction with 2001's highly addictive "Hanging by a Moment," shrewdly stick to the emotional guitar-rock palette of that breakthrough single for most of their second album. "I wouldn't change a thing," frontman Jason Wade declares on the searing "Spin," and the band follows through on powerful, life-affirming tracks such as "Wash" and "Take Me Away." Produced by Ron Aniello (Days of the New), mixed by Brendan O'Brien (Pearl Jam, U2), and written primarily between tours, this is the kind of ambitious and endearing album that suggests its makers won't settle for anything less than global domination. --Aidin Vazari
What Other Items Do Customers Buy After Viewing This Item?
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
Format:Audio CD
Wow...i am constantly amazed by the talent that the guys in Lifehouse possess through out all of their albums...I love Stanley Climbfall and i couldnt imagine not listening to it at least once a week...This CD is so much different than No Name Face (which by the way i have 2 copies of..one for my car and one for my listening pleasure at home...)and it took me a little while to fall in love with it like i did with No Name Face..after listening to it on repeat i found myself singing along and loving every minute of it...
I greatly recommend that any Lifehouse fans go see them in concert. Their shows are amazing...nothing fancy...but amazing nonetheless...The guys even stayed after and signed CD's!
Pick up a copy of No Name Face and Stanley Climbfall as soon as possible...They are both just too good to pass up...
For all of you non- Lifehouse enthusiasts, Lifehouse used to be Blyss and they released a CD called Diff's Lucky Day back in the day...The songs on this album are as powerful as No Name Face and Stanley Climbfall combined...There were only 1000 copies released so any one who has this CD is extremely lucky and i am extremely jealous! But still, if you ever get time to do so download Fool and Storm by Blyss...you will not be disappointed i swear!
I greatly recommend that any Lifehouse fans go see them in concert. Their shows are amazing...nothing fancy...but amazing nonetheless...The guys even stayed after and signed CD's!
Pick up a copy of No Name Face and Stanley Climbfall as soon as possible...They are both just too good to pass up...
For all of you non- Lifehouse enthusiasts, Lifehouse used to be Blyss and they released a CD called Diff's Lucky Day back in the day...The songs on this album are as powerful as No Name Face and Stanley Climbfall combined...There were only 1000 copies released so any one who has this CD is extremely lucky and i am extremely jealous! But still, if you ever get time to do so download Fool and Storm by Blyss...you will not be disappointed i swear!
Format:Audio CD
I'm going to try and keep this short, so I'll just start by saying that this is one of the best albums I own--and I own a lot. Whereas with "No Name Face" there were always tracks I could skip over to get to the better ones, such is simply not the case with "Simon Climbfall." The title track itself is all strange and blissful sadness, and when Jason Wade writes lyrics like "living just to make it through another day," it sticks with you. So many of us think that, and yet no one ever really says it, at least aloud. He's a wonderful songwriter.
Other standouts (must I pick?) are "Wash," "Just Another Name," "Take Me Away," and "Spin." The band is truly adept in writing music that is more an experience, rather than just clever wording or hooky bass riffs; I believe they accomplish this with actual MELODY and what must be a very good knowledge of composition, in order to turn in and around those beautiful resolutions the way they do.
While there's no mistaking that this music is the product of Lifehouse, I see growth and greater collaboration among the members themselves. When artists fail to grow with each album, they are accused of not doing anything different, not maturing. When they do mature, however, people will inevitably complain that "it's just not like their first one." I believe that artistic growth is much more important than the bottom line, and while I'm very disappointed that this album sold so relatively few copies, I'm glad there was little artistic sacrifice. Here's hoping they come out with their next one soon, and that the masses will rediscover how truly gifted and real these guys are.
By "music_guru"
Format:Audio CD
Being a huge fan of the great craftsmanship that went into their previous album "No Name Face", Stanley Climbfall could not compete in the least.
The songwriting was very dull, the production boring, and the album continuity flat. Nothing of the great creativity that went into songs such as Everything and Breathing.
Not worth the money. Better luck next time to Lifehouse.
Want to see more reviews on this item?
›
Go to Amazon.com to see all 270 reviews
4.6 out of 5 stars
Most recent customer reviews
1.0 out of 5 stars
Don't bother with this garbage
This album pales in comparison to no name face. No name face is without a doubt a five star album, but these songs are somehow horribly inferior. Read more
Published on Mar 23 2004 by touchdown boy
4.0 out of 5 stars
Taking a different direction....
Lifehouse went a totally different direction on this album, away from the pop oriented sound on their debut album, and onto a more mature, dynamic sound. Read more
Published on Mar 1 2004 by Marcus T. Brody
5.0 out of 5 stars
Everything
I LOVED this entire CD. It was beautiful. The music, Jason Wade's voice, and the wonderful lyrics just wash over you. The quality of the CD is so good. Read more
Published on Jan 27 2004 by Alicia
4.0 out of 5 stars
A little disappointed
I am a huge Lifehouse fan. I loved every track on their debut cd "No Name Face". I anticipated the release of their newest cd "Stanley Climbfall" for months. Read more
Published on Jan 22 2004 by "emmyuofa2"
5.0 out of 5 stars
Blown away by this.
I bought it, great CD, Anchor's Great, Sky is falling's better. yeah hope you enjoyed my review
PEACE
Published on Jan 16 2004 by billyjoe
5.0 out of 5 stars
Haunting, powerful and beautiful...
"Stanley Climbfall" is more than just a great album. In my opinion, it far surpasses "No Name Face" simply because of it's radiant, emotional lyrics that still... Read more
Published on Dec 22 2003 by JOHN MICHAEL SAIZ
1.0 out of 5 stars
Big Dissapointment
I was greatly looking forward to the followup to their previous CD,No Name Face. I bought the CD and was appalled. The CD lacked all of what made their previous one such a smash. Read more
Published on Dec 18 2003 by "p-poopy"
5.0 out of 5 stars
Stand, Climb and Fall--It's what really happens
Life is full of lessons and challenges. In the album, "Stanley Climbfall" by Lifehouse, the music is real and pure. Read more
Published on Dec 5 2003 by Justin Maietta
2.0 out of 5 stars
Disappointing
There's no climbing, only falling.
I just bought this CD, and I was looking forward to hearing it. But I was thoroughly disappointed. Read more
Published on Nov 16 2003 by L. Miller
5.0 out of 5 stars
A Tru Review
WOW...thats the only word to describe Lifehouse's sophomore effort. From the opening track (and first single), "Spin" to the cd's last cut, "How Long," Jason... Read more
Published on Oct 21 2003 by Andrew
Listmania!
Look for similar items by category
- Music > Alternative Rock > Alternative Styles > Rock
- Music > Jazz
- Music > Pop
- Music > Rock
Feedback
Would you like to update product info or give feedback on images?
|
