East Coast nostalgia
77Jim | Philadelphia PA | 11/28/2006
(3 out of 5 stars)
"Having the nostalgic urge to hear "everready", I discovered today that the entire "trilogy" of classic H2O albums combined takes up less space on the iPod than a few measley photographs...
H20 tunes were always short and sweet, no-nonsense, take it or leave it stuff. Some of it's a little goofy and dated sounding now with countless group shout-outs and some forgetable repetitive verse-chorus verse chorus overkill, but a decade later looking back this band's passion is respectable. Musically the band always carried it's love for Gorilla Biscuits high above it's head, but they flirted with melody and pull it off fairly well at times. I felt they peaked as a band with this album back in the day... a fun band that treated it's fans great.
The disks are still a charge to revisit 10 years later, though I gotta play them in my cubicle now (at a "reasonable volume").
"One Life!""
Great Album...
77Jim | 08/24/1999
(5 out of 5 stars)
"I was very excited abouth the release of H2O's third album and I have to say that I believe it's their best effort yet. They've retained all the elements that make H2O so exciting and unique and they've also expanded, but in a really good way. There isn't a song on here that I don't love, including the hidden 7 Seconds cover. This band keeps putting it on."