Originally posted by LikeASong:Chris Martin and Matt Bellamy are far better singers than Brandon. Their vocal range is much wider and their singing style varies a lot more. Brandon uses to sing as if he was afraid of his voice!! Instead of squeezing it as Bono or Bellamy do.
Originally posted by Yogi:[..]
Just listen to Chris Martin live, he's voice is nice, but weak, he can't sing songs the way they're on album. Bellamy is one of the best voices in rock ever, and I guess that he's an educated singer because he does some awesome things with his voice.
Originally posted by vanquish:[..]
If you think that's awful, have you listened to Flamingo? There's 53 minutes of your life you won't get back.
Originally posted by RattleandHum1988:Bought Flamingo today, there's a few good numbers on it (Only The Young, Jilted Lovers and Broken Hearts come to mind). There are a few other ones. Overall the record doesn't provide much variety, but what it tries to do it does well in my opinion. I'm glad this isn't the next Killers record we're hearing, but I can definitely feel more of Brandon's personality in this album, which is cool. The next Killers album is supposed to be "different" (maybe like JT-AB transition?) so I'm absorbing this as a farewell to the Sam's Town/Day and Age feel of their music.
Overall, I'd give it a 7.75/10.
Originally posted by LikeASong:I looooooooooooove it.
Originally posted by mrbrightside276:[..]
Sergio,
Are you going to see Brandon this week? For me it was the perfect way to go down on earth after U2's gig in Brussels, the songs were good,the perfect venue (2K people), the crowd really into it but it was a little bit to short... Hope you have as fun as I did... the fact that this venue was sold-out would mean that he's now at the same level as the killers were at the end of 2006 in belgium...
Originally posted by vanquish:[..]
I see you've changed the tone of your review quite considerably from your earlier post (which you removed) which was nowhere near as flattering.
Which is interesting because you said most of the songs sound the same and that Brandon uses words like "Devil" etc. a lot. And that was precisely what most of the criticism of the album centred on.