You Could Have It So Much Better
- Franz Ferdinand
- Band Name: Franz Ferdinand
- Record Label: Sony / Domino
- Release Date: Oct 4, 2005
User Score
8.1
out of 10
Universal acclaim- based on 158 Ratings
User score distribution:
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Positive: 135 out of 158
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Mixed: 12 out of 158
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Negative: 11 out of 158
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pmOct 3, 20050(cough) over-rated (cough)
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JesseJOct 4, 20050THis is dumb to the core!! Eat it outloud!
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JonAOct 7, 20054I've tried to listen to it twice and I didn't get all the way through it both times and it's only 41minutes long, to say it's repetitive is a understatement. This is a band that will be completely forgotten as time passes. But I will say one thing in it's favor, it's still better then most bands that play on mtv or vh1.
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EvanOct 14, 20053They are losers. The look like hobos and can't sing. The only reason I gave them a 3 is because the one guy looks like Jim Carrey, and he's awesome!!!
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TobyKeithOct 17, 20051It sounds like they've listened to the outakes of their debut album and put it out as a record. I could've done that better!
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JameFOct 30, 20053No. It really is just the same thing, again. Yes indeed.
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JadenBNov 1, 20054I think people are just jumping on the bandwagon. This album is not as nearly good as the first album. I've been trying to warm up to it and it's increasingly difficult to. It's cheesy and repetitive. There riding the coatails of there first album still.
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Mr.RightNov 7, 20053I, sincerely, enjoyed the first outing, and looked foward to hearing what FF could come up with next. What came up was a recipe, that was in much need of a fly.
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mehDec 6, 20053very overrated. gets pretty boring after about 3-4 listens despite a few tracks.
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TomJan 5, 20061All the songs sound the same as the last album- I was very disappointed.
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Apr 25, 20120One of the worst albums I've had the displeasure of buying. It possesses all of the pretension of the early '00s indie movement without any of the charm of the hits on the band's first album.
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90It's a stunning, confident piece of work that suggests the band is merely getting started.
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80It'll do just fine for now. But here's hoping for a torturously difficult third album. [Oct 2005, p.140]
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Franz Ferdinand have slightly tweaked the neo-Brit-pop genre – mixing in funk, dashes of punk, and a bit of disco – and come out with a sophomore album even more confident and hungry for glory than their debut.