Product Description

Debut album from young Dublin indie pop act inspired by soul, classic singer-songwriters and American radio rock. Theirsoulful, emotional songwriting recalls the lyrical storytelling of Irish greats such as Christy Moore and U2, but with a strictly ultramodern aesthetic that coats the songs in glittering production values. Includes the singles 'We Cry' and'The Man Who Can't Be Moved'.

Track Listing

1. We Cry
2. Before The Worst
3. Talk You Down
4. Man Who Can't Be Moved
5. Breakeven
6. Rusty Halo
7. End Where I Begin
8. Fall For Anything
9. If You See Kay
10. I'm Yours
11. Anybody There

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #8 in Music
• Released on: 2008-08-11
• Number of discs: 1

Customer Reviews

Truly Amazing
This is one of the first albums in a while i've been tempted to buy due to the fact that i love the 2 singles the script have released. They are so catchy and beautifully written, i just have to praise them for those two songs alone. I was truly blown away by this astounding debut album and have it had it on repeat ever since. I find it hard to pick a favourite but for me it is probably fall for anything or the end where i begin however breakeven,rusty halo and talk you down are right up there too. Their lyrics are just so true and i can certainly relate to them. On hearing their album i booked tickets to see the script in november and i am soooo excited. I never normally go to the effort of writing a review but on this rare occasion i think everyone deserves to hear what an amazing band the script are. This is Mrs P Bellhouse's daughter and the script i feel appeal to all ages especially teenagers. So if you love either we cry or the man who can't be moved and have had them stuck in your head i urge you to buy their album to have yet more songs you just can't seem to get out of your head. I have to mention Danny's immense singing voice, i could really listen to it all day :) all in all if i could give this album more stars i could.
BUY IT NOW!

The new Maroon 5
A friend put this on, and after all the hype I was expecting something far far better than this! I take no pleasure in knocking new music, it's just that this really is tedious generic mush. If you like Maroon 5 I'm sure you'll love it! However, if you're reading this thinking The Script might be the next great guitar band of the year, rest assured they are not.

My tip is to avoid wasting your money here and instead buy an album by a band worthy of your time and money...buy Midnight Organ Fight by Frightened Rabbit. Trust me you'll thank me!

dosen't break any new boundries
I have listened to this album a dozen times now. It is engaging enough but it dosen't break any new boundries, in fact quite the opposite. The Script take the best elements from some of the most acclaimed artists (Sting, Paulo Nutini) but fail to create a mould of its own. At times i was left pleading with the guitarist to become more aggressive, or come to that any of the musicians to stamp thier mark and not just provide backing music to the lead vocals. I can not see this band recording 3 albums unless they have the guts to express themselves more openly and challange the only real talent on show...the vocals