22-11-2011, 12:14
online listen
another teeny bopper release
what I don't go thru for my fellow MD posters
yes I have watched the Nick tv show a few times
I do have an 8 year old granddaughter
actually this did not turn out as bad as I thought it would
must be in a pop mood
too much electronic beats, some auto-tune
1.4
from the album - Music Sounds Better With U
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hRXlyoVlWTs
released Nov 22nd, 2011
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Bio - from all music
Like the Naked Brothers Band, Big Time Rush is both a pop band and a Nickelodeon TV series. Launched in 2009, the
show followed the fictional lives of four high school friends as they move to Los Angeles, sign a record deal, and
become a chart-topping boy band. The series also incorporated original music into each episode, effectively turning
the fictional band onscreen into a real group featuring actor/vocalists Kendall Schmidt, James Maslow, Carlos Pena
Jr., and Logan Henderson. As the first season drew to a close in 2010, Sony Music released the groupâs first album,
B.T.R., which was largely comprised of songs from the show.
Album Review - from mindfulofmusic.net
Between BTR's first and second albums, there's an obvious big transition, and there's just one thing to say...
they've ELEVATED! Their first album was full of bubble gum pop songs made for the show, and as much as I love
those, a lot of these new songs show a more mature Big Time Rush. Kendall, James, Carlos and Logan helped pen eight
of the twelve tracks on this album, and though the album doesn't have an initial theme or sound to it, there's
definitely lots of catchy beat and great lyrics, not to mention their stronger voices. Not only does this album
have songs that have been previous used on the show like "If I Ruled The World" and "Superstar," but it also has a
great blend of new songs and sounds. The upbeat songs tunes "Music Sounds Better With U" and "Elevate" will
definitely have you dancing, while BTR also takes it down with songs like "All Over Again," "You're Not Alone" and
the funky "No Idea." This album also has some electronic pop songs like "Love Me, Love Me" and "Show Me."
But for me the highlights of the album are three specific songs: "Cover Girl," "Time of Our Life" and "Invisible."
Three songs all different in sound, but all equally great songs that really show off the guys' voices and bring a
warm feel to their album.
"Cover Girl" is a cute, acoustic pop song about a girl who doesn't know just how beautiful she is, but to them,
she's their cover girl. An adorable concept for this sweet love song, with relatable lyrics and a very laid back,
enjoyable feel to it.
"Time of Our Life" is a catchy, upbeat song that shows a bit more mature voices from the guys as they sing about
having the time of their life with a girl. With an intriguing mix of fun, meaningful and love-struck lyrics, this
dance song is, in my opinion, one of the best on the album.
"Invisible" was written about their fans, so already, how cute is that? Written in the true perspective of fans,
how they may feel invisible amongst everything else going on in the guys' lives. But in the song, the guys
emphasize that they don't want their fans to feel invisible, they want them to know that they're always thinking of
them and appreciate all they do. Though there's one lyric that hits me every time I listen to the song, "Do you
ever think of, what you're standing at the brink of?" That lyric can really get you thinking, do the Rushers
realize what they're standing at the brink of? From the very beginning with Big Time Audition to the release of
their second album, it's been a successful journey for Big Time Rush, and it's only going to get better from here,
and being a fan makes you just as much part of the ride as they are.
How could you be anything but proud of these four boys? This album proves how much they've matured musically, but
still has that lovable Big Time Rush feel to it. With a great mix of pop dance songs and sweet, love ballads, this
album definitely shows just how much BTR has elevated their music, going from a tv boy band to real music artists.
Track Listing
1. Music Sounds Better With U Feat. Mann
2. Show Me
3. All Over Again
4. No Idea
5. Cover Girl
6. Love Me Love Me
7. If I Ruled the World Feat. Iyaz
8. Invisible
9. Time of Our Life
10. Superstar
11. You're Not Alone
12. Elevate
another teeny bopper release
what I don't go thru for my fellow MD posters
yes I have watched the Nick tv show a few times
I do have an 8 year old granddaughter
actually this did not turn out as bad as I thought it would
must be in a pop mood
too much electronic beats, some auto-tune
1.4
from the album - Music Sounds Better With U
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hRXlyoVlWTs
released Nov 22nd, 2011
Bio - from all music
Like the Naked Brothers Band, Big Time Rush is both a pop band and a Nickelodeon TV series. Launched in 2009, the
show followed the fictional lives of four high school friends as they move to Los Angeles, sign a record deal, and
become a chart-topping boy band. The series also incorporated original music into each episode, effectively turning
the fictional band onscreen into a real group featuring actor/vocalists Kendall Schmidt, James Maslow, Carlos Pena
Jr., and Logan Henderson. As the first season drew to a close in 2010, Sony Music released the groupâs first album,
B.T.R., which was largely comprised of songs from the show.
Album Review - from mindfulofmusic.net
Between BTR's first and second albums, there's an obvious big transition, and there's just one thing to say...
they've ELEVATED! Their first album was full of bubble gum pop songs made for the show, and as much as I love
those, a lot of these new songs show a more mature Big Time Rush. Kendall, James, Carlos and Logan helped pen eight
of the twelve tracks on this album, and though the album doesn't have an initial theme or sound to it, there's
definitely lots of catchy beat and great lyrics, not to mention their stronger voices. Not only does this album
have songs that have been previous used on the show like "If I Ruled The World" and "Superstar," but it also has a
great blend of new songs and sounds. The upbeat songs tunes "Music Sounds Better With U" and "Elevate" will
definitely have you dancing, while BTR also takes it down with songs like "All Over Again," "You're Not Alone" and
the funky "No Idea." This album also has some electronic pop songs like "Love Me, Love Me" and "Show Me."
But for me the highlights of the album are three specific songs: "Cover Girl," "Time of Our Life" and "Invisible."
Three songs all different in sound, but all equally great songs that really show off the guys' voices and bring a
warm feel to their album.
"Cover Girl" is a cute, acoustic pop song about a girl who doesn't know just how beautiful she is, but to them,
she's their cover girl. An adorable concept for this sweet love song, with relatable lyrics and a very laid back,
enjoyable feel to it.
"Time of Our Life" is a catchy, upbeat song that shows a bit more mature voices from the guys as they sing about
having the time of their life with a girl. With an intriguing mix of fun, meaningful and love-struck lyrics, this
dance song is, in my opinion, one of the best on the album.
"Invisible" was written about their fans, so already, how cute is that? Written in the true perspective of fans,
how they may feel invisible amongst everything else going on in the guys' lives. But in the song, the guys
emphasize that they don't want their fans to feel invisible, they want them to know that they're always thinking of
them and appreciate all they do. Though there's one lyric that hits me every time I listen to the song, "Do you
ever think of, what you're standing at the brink of?" That lyric can really get you thinking, do the Rushers
realize what they're standing at the brink of? From the very beginning with Big Time Audition to the release of
their second album, it's been a successful journey for Big Time Rush, and it's only going to get better from here,
and being a fan makes you just as much part of the ride as they are.
How could you be anything but proud of these four boys? This album proves how much they've matured musically, but
still has that lovable Big Time Rush feel to it. With a great mix of pop dance songs and sweet, love ballads, this
album definitely shows just how much BTR has elevated their music, going from a tv boy band to real music artists.
Track Listing
1. Music Sounds Better With U Feat. Mann
2. Show Me
3. All Over Again
4. No Idea
5. Cover Girl
6. Love Me Love Me
7. If I Ruled the World Feat. Iyaz
8. Invisible
9. Time of Our Life
10. Superstar
11. You're Not Alone
12. Elevate
