Here We Go Again
by Demi Lovato
User Score
8.1

Universal acclaim- based on 418 Ratings

User score distribution:
  1. Positive: 343 out of 418
  2. Mixed: 10 out of 418
  3. Negative: 65 out of 418

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  1. FabioDelRio
    Dec 16, 2012
    6
    Demi's second album is a sequel to her debut effort, but in a more original way, she's not relying on the Jonas Brothers anymore, she's showing herself off this time. It's her image, it's her album, it's got her ambitions on it, and listening to it you can tell what she wants to be: a big star. Sometimes she sounds like a Kelly Clarkson wannabe, but even as a wannabe she's great.
  2. NathanCabello
    Dec 16, 2014
    6
    Worst album Demi Lovato, all prefer it but I can not really like the majority of the songs on this album, the only good part is that "Got Dynamite" the best song of Demi's in it, but the other songs are boring, is a attempt fail to be a rock.
    Highlights: Got Dynamite and U Got Nothing On Me
    Lows: So Far So Great and Everything You're Not
  3. emmamazing
    Oct 21, 2010
    4
    For Disney, not bad. For everything else... Ehh. While Lovato's vocals are impressive, her songwriting skills are not. She obviously fell into the "Lala Machine". Listening to Don't Forget and then Here We Go Again is like listening to two different artists. She needs to figure out who she is if she wants to succeed in this industry.
  4. AndrewH
    Apr 16, 2015
    4
    PT (BR): Não esperava mais após ouvir o seu antecessor 'Don't Forget', um álbum meia-boca com músicas pobres em qualidade e uma sonoridade nojenta, uma média verde inacreditável. Com certeza, a faixa mais injustiçada do álbum que merecia destaque como single eram 'Got Dynamite' e 'Solo'. Fora estas, as únicas ouvíveis são 'Gift Of A Friend', 'Everything You're Not' e a melhor do álbum ePT (BR): Não esperava mais após ouvir o seu antecessor 'Don't Forget', um álbum meia-boca com músicas pobres em qualidade e uma sonoridade nojenta, uma média verde inacreditável. Com certeza, a faixa mais injustiçada do álbum que merecia destaque como single eram 'Got Dynamite' e 'Solo'. Fora estas, as únicas ouvíveis são 'Gift Of A Friend', 'Everything You're Not' e a melhor do álbum e segunda melhor da carreira que dá título ao mesmo, 'Here We Go Again', esse álbum é uma vergonha. Um pouco mais razoável que o Don't Forget, com certeza. Porém continua um manifesto de lixos sonoros, impossível acreditar que a criadora deste álbum é a proprietária de álbuns como o 'Unbroken' e o 'DEMI'.

    EN (US): I did not expect more after hearing its predecessor 'Do not Forget' a half-assed album with poor music quality and a nasty sound, an unbelievable green average. Certainly, the most wronged track on the album that deserved prominence as were single 'Got Dynamite' and 'Solo'. Apart from these, the only ouvíveis are 'Gift Of A Friend', 'Everything You're Not' and the best of the album and second best career that gives title to it, 'Here We Go Again, this album is a shame. A little more reasonable than the Do not Forget, for sure. But still a manifest sound waste, impossible to believe that the creator of this album is the owner of albums like 'Unbroken' and the 'DEMI'.    … Expand

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Metascore
65

Generally favorable reviews - based on 6 Critic Reviews

Critic score distribution:
  1. Positive: 4 out of 6
  2. Mixed: 2 out of 6
  3. Negative: 0 out of 6
  1. Billboard.com
    Sep 9, 2014
    62
    Along with some quiet surprises, there are also potential hits, including the first single/title track, where Lovato almost sounds like Kelly Clarkson's kid sister.
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  2. AllMusic
    70
    Not quite as much fun, but still fun.
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  3. Entertainment Weekly
    67
    Most of these tunes are standard-issue pop-rock, handled by Lovato with utter competence.
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