Who We Are Lifehouse

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  • Release Date: 06/19/2007
  • Sales Rank: 821
  • Label: GEFFEN RECORDS
  • UPC: 602517359055
 
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Who We Are

1LISTENDisarray 3:45
2LISTENFirst Time 3:23
3LISTENWhatever It Takes 3:27
4LISTENWho We Are 3:27
5LISTENBroken 4:46
6LISTENThe Joke 3:56
7LISTENEasier to Be 3:31
8LISTENMake Me Over 3:57
9LISTENMesmerized 3:13
10LISTENBridges 4:02
11LISTENLearn You Inside Out 4:26
12LISTENStorm 4:25

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Editorial Reviews

Questions of identity seem to loom large in Lifehouse's mind. On their third album, they titled it after themselves, and now on the 2007 follow-up, they state Who We Are -- a declaration that could easily be a question depending on the punctuation and emphasis. Does this fourth album add up to a statement or question? It's the former, but that doesn't necessarily provide a fulfilling answer for doubters. The curious thing about Who We Are is that the trio still parties like we've just left Y2K: there's no garage punk, no emo, no spacy precious pop, no electronic flourishes -- it's post-alternative guitar rock preserved in amber. Guitarist/singer/songwriter Jason Wade contends that he's battling inner demons by wresting angels on the opening "Disarray," but Lifehouse don't hit as hard as they used to, since the bandmembers are starting to see the twilight of their twenties. Although there is little melody here, they're starting to mellow in characteristic fashion: with sincerity. Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide

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another cd by a band whos trying to take metallica,megadeth,slayer,guns n roses slot of 80s thrash mby Anonymous

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November 03, 2008: this band is just terrible just terrible they do not even write their own songs this band is a fake band this band stinks they are the worst of the worst they stink and they are even more sloppy and terrible when you see them in concert

I Also Recommend: Use Your Illusion I, Use Your Illusion II, Rust in Peace [Bonus Tracks], Master of Puppets, Reign in Blood.

Best Lifehouse Album yet!by Anonymous

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March 13, 2008: Each song on this album was great! This was the album to get me to become a Lifehouse fan, because of their new sound. Each song is deep and meaniful in its own way. A def. must buy for any music lovers out there!


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