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Track Listings
| 1. Just Another Phase |
| 2. Bang Bang Boom |
| 3. California |
| 4. Always In My Heart |
| 5. Typical |
| 6. Walking Behind |
| 7. Antifreeze & Aeroplanes |
| 8. I Don't Want You To Want Me |
| 9. Life On Mars |
| 10. Who Do You Love |
| 11. Call The Doctor |
| 12. Spy |
Product Description
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Vancouver siblings the Moffatts are a boy band without the slick dance moves and headset microphones. The quartet of triplets and one older brother began as a Nashville country sing-along group before pushing into soft pop and eventually power rock. 2000's Submodalities was produced by Metallica/Aerosmith/Cult engineer Bob Rock, and as the 12-dollar title, tinted sunglasses, and questionable facial hair on the cover photo suggest, this is another step away from prefab pop. The themes of puppy love and good times are familiar, but to their credit the Moffatts manage to plug them into different contexts here, whether it's the bubble-gum bop of "Bang Bang Boom" or the power balladry of "Who Do You Love." Sure, it's disposable, but at least they're playing their own instruments. --Matt Galloway
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Ori. Release 2000, their second album features their latest single, 'Bang Bang Boom'.
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By Sarah
Format:Audio CD
I (being an extreme teeny bopper at the time) bought this C.D the day it came out. I was surprised. It wasn't at all like their previous C.D (or C.Ds, rather). Clearly, the Moffatts had evolved. For obvious reasons, seeing as how so much changed when you're a teenager, including music. The vocals, lyrics, and instrument playing on this C.D far outshines that on Chapter 1. Everything is a bit more mature. And this C.D has a great mix. It's not like they went totally heavy metal to prove themselves the anti-boyband. They've got a couple of boybandish ballads on it in fact, but they're really good. It's for those who like pop, rock, alternative, soft rock, and oldies. It's as though they've combined all of these styles to form one amazing C.D. I miss them! I'm sure whatever other C.Ds they may have put out would've been as great as Submodalities.
Anyways, this C.D, remains to this day 4 years later, one of my favorites.
By "bobslover"
Format:Audio CD
Their best album by far. I own it and I love it - the first one I had got so worn out (literally) that I had to get a new one. And believe me, it is worth every penny. If you haven't gotten this yet- DO IT! What are you waiting for? The rock sound mixed with a new twist on pop lyrics are a must for everyone.
By "lex477"
Format:Audio CD
I seriously dig this album. I mean, of course I do, I *love* teenybopper pop. C'mon. Remember what a cute sixteen-year-old Scott Moffatt was, with the mess of brown and blond hair? Of course you do. On Submodalities, The Moffatts have finally gone beyond having the words "Love" and "Crazy" in all their song titles, and the melodies are complex and pretty while the lyrics have a sometimes introspective, sometimes tongue-in-cheek tone. Submodalities is a nice growing-up album for the boys. Too bad they "broke up." Ah well. You can still drive to their music, and you can't exactly say that for everyone.
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rox without a doubt!
people hafta get over their pop and country past, cuz this album is pure hard rock! These singer/songwriter/multi-instrumentalists have really hit the spot with this album. Read more
Published on July 14 2003
5.0 out of 5 stars
Great!!
Great album. Great. Although I have to say that "Spy" stands out as the top song on the album. While all the songs are great, "Spy" is the best.
Published on July 12 2003 by James M. Bisard
5.0 out of 5 stars
One word... AWESOME!!
I just want to start off by saying, wow, this is the best CD i have ever owned! I have been a fan of The Moffatts for quite some time now and I have to say this is their best work... Read more
Published on Aug 22 2002 by "mftrox"
5.0 out of 5 stars
The ULTIMATE alterna-pop album!!
It doesn't get any better than "Submodalities". Period. This is my absolute favorite CD, hands down. Read more
Published on Jun 18 2002 by Tom
5.0 out of 5 stars
Bang Bang Boom!
Ah, what can I say? The Moffatts have matured greatly in their style of music! When I saw Bang Bang Boom on Channel V I was surprised that their music wasn't pop anymore! Read more
Published on Jun 12 2002
5.0 out of 5 stars
My Favorite CD by Far
... Well, people tend to steer away from the Moffatts because they used to sing the POPPY songs like "I'll Be There For You", just as an example. Read more
Published on Mar 23 2002
5.0 out of 5 stars
if you like music at all you will love this cd
ok this cd is awesome....its shows you a whole different side of the moffatts. the songs "just another phase" and "anifreeze and aeroplanes" show the deep side... Read more
Published on Mar 12 2002 by Emily
5.0 out of 5 stars
The Moffatts are at the top.
There is a music factory pumping out endless numbers of boybands and pretty girls to sell hit records. Read more
Published on Feb 16 2002
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The Moffatts are at the top.
There is a music factory pumping out endless numbers of boybands and pretty girls to sell hit records. Read more
Published on Feb 16 2002
5.0 out of 5 stars
Perfect !
You do not like plastic pop and boygroups?
You will love Submodalities! Perfect rock music!
Only a live performance of the brothers
is better than this amazing CD.
You will love Submodalities! Perfect rock music!
Only a live performance of the brothers
is better than this amazing CD.
Published on Jan 5 2002 by Razor
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