Friendly Fire
- Sean Lennon
- Band Name: Sean Lennon
- Record Label: Capitol
- Release Date: Oct 3, 2006
User Score
8.4
out of 10
Universal acclaim- based on 34 Ratings
User score distribution:
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Positive: 32 out of 34
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Mixed: 1 out of 34
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Negative: 1 out of 34
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MarkKNov 11, 20069Great album. Light and melodic, nice and melancholic. Just pleasant to hear it on sunday morning.
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KevinAOct 17, 200610Excellent. Forget about his lineage and just listen. The man is gifted. I have not stopped playing it, but I did have to take out the Lennon/Beatles plug out my ears and judge the music-and video, on merit alone. Wonderful.
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EavnCDec 4, 200610Teh album at first strikes you as rather soft and boring. But once you learn the story behind the songs you can appreciate the artistic and poetic value of the songs. It's one of the best albums I've heard recently.
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JoshBOct 12, 20069Excellent album. Reminiscent of Elliott Smith.
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beverlymOct 16, 200610Wonderful. Cannot stop playing this album. Not one filler in the lot.
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DominicPNov 10, 20069Beautifully produced and thoughtfully written. What a very pleasant suprise from the loins of a legend.
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timbNov 13, 200610I think this album is getting an unreasonably low score because it's the kind of album that sinks in after a while - at first it seems underwhelming, unassuming, but it eventually hits you, and you realise just how great it is.
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EllieMNov 19, 200610I just can't stop playing this album - am surprised how much I like it and it just keeps growing on me. Don't understand why his father even has to be mentioned - this album should be judged purely on its own merit
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joeyoDec 29, 20069WOW ! the first 5 songs will blow you away. really one of my top 5 for the year.still sounds good after repeated listenings.
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Feb 18, 201110Wonderfully different =) He reminds me of John so much but this album is so modern without being stereotypically modern. I also like how I can't describe his style to my friends
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Friendly Fire has the same feel as Into the Sun: namely, it's a pleasant but forgettable arty pop record made by a guy who has some promise but little discipline.
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The melodies and production are top-notch, even if, lyrically, the album’s motifs barely move from sullen dismay to cheery dismay.
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At first it seems fairly plain, built around Lennon's thin voice (friendly, if lacking fire)....Yet there's more to the album, most explicitly in the spiked words -- troubled, uncertain, seeking security in an impermanent world. [24 Sep 2006]