All American Rejects - Move Along

Oklahoma's All-American Rejects finally follow up their self-titled 2002 debut three years later. Happily, Move Along sounds like almost no time at all had passed between outings. Kicking off with the brash punk-pop of the first single, 'Dirty Little Secret' (which features a killer distorted guitar riff), Move Along keeps things lively. The songs are short and the choruses are tailor-made for shouting along with, as people undoubtedly will. As before, co-leader Nick Wheeler decorates the songs with more odd touches than one would expect from an otherwise straightforward pop-punk band, layering sitar, banjo, theremin and hip-hop-flavored electronic beats into songs that otherwise sound little different from the likes of Blink-182 or Good Charlotte. Highlights include the sneering 'Stab My Back', and the flamenco-inflected rocker 'Top of the World'. 2005. Album Description

Commerce at it's best

Two new songs. Eyelash Wishes and Night Drive (Accoustic)
For that you are made to buy the whole Move along album again?
Ok so it is an IMPORT. We love AAR and we are being punished for it. January 5, 2006

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its a great cd...but why is the import so expensive??!!! 32.99 for a cd??!!! is that a typo? August 20, 2005

Movin' Along

'Move Along' is a different from their first album. It's actually one of my favorites, I know it just came out but that just shows how good it is. July 22, 2005

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