Track Listing

1. Dirty Little Secret
2. Stab My Back
3. Move Along
4. It Ends Tonight
5. Change Your Mind
6. Night Drive
7. 11:11 PM
8. Dance Inside
9. Top Of The World
10. Straightjacket Feeling
11. I'm Waiting
12. Can't Take It
13. Night Drive [Acoustic] (UK Bonus Track)
14. Eyelash Wishes (UK Bonus Track)

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #1715 in Music
• Released on: 2005-07-11
• Number of discs: 1
• Format: Extra tracks
• Running time: 50 minutes

CD Description
This is the follow up the 2003 self-titled platinum sellingdebut album by the All American Rejects. Produced by HowardBenson (Less Than Jake, My Chemical Romance), 'Move Along' is full of well crafted, hook laden pop-punk tracks drawing on influences such as Green Day and American Hifi. Includes the singles 'Move Along' and 'Dirty Little Secret'.

Customer Reviews

Simply Brilliant
The Album 'Move Along' provides listeners with 12 songs..or 14 on the Uk special version that are great. Its not often all the songs on an album are great but i love them all. its the first time i thought about listening to them since their great hit 'swing, swing'. this album gives listeners a range of upbeat songs, ballads and general feel good songs. my favourites are 'Move Along' and Can't Take it because they use riffs i have never heard used before in the all american rejects genre. it is certainly an experiemental album but it works out amazingly well...brilliant

review
a band that has produced such an addictive debut album will have an impossible time living up to the expectations of their adoring fans on their second record. the all-american rejects deliver, without fault, an album that triumphs over their previous one with a huge advance in musical quality. Each track is interestingly and excitingly composed, 'Can't take it' with it's fantastically classical stringed background of music, 'Stab My Back', 'Move Along', 'Dance Inside', 'Top of the World', 'Change Your Mind' and 'Night Drive' all being exceptional songs that immediately took hold of me on first time hearing. i would draw links between the rejects and bands such as fall out boy, there is an intensity in their music that is quite unique and unusual.

the all-american rejects, like any really outstanding music, leaves you desperate for more.

(ps i have seen the all-american rejects live twice (once very recently) and they give the most charismatic and exciting performance i have ever experienced, words can't describe it, go see them!)

Move Along - All American Rejects
I heard all the tracks on the Tower Records website, and I cannot describe the excitement I am feeling at the release of the second reject album... and as the rejects were the first band I ever say live, I felt it was my duty to review their stuff! My review is based on first impressions of the album, and are my opinions and I would win the "Mr. Critical" award if there was one... just bear that in mind!

The Rejects have a very unique sound, they're American Rock. I don't know who I could compare them to for you; I could roughly describe them as a delightful mix of Green Day, Taking Back Sunday, Simple Plan and New Found Glory, but that's a very rough comparison. They are leagues above those bands, and their style appeals to all sorts, so give them ago.

I decided to review each individual track, I think all these are the tracks on the UK album... some might only be on the US copy.

01. Dirty Little Secret - This is a great song, it has a brilliant opening guitar riff. The chorus is fabulous, very catchy choon 10/10

02. Stab My Back - Good track, this is a typical reject track, it reminds me of some of the songs from the other album, but the structure is a bit more mainstream. The melody in the chorus is tremendous; it makes the track. 10/10

03. Move Along - The title track is very different to their old stuff, it's very uplifting, it's quite good. It's got a good bass line, and some cool drumming in it. I found the song grew on me on a second and third listening. I love the chorus. 9/10

04. It Ends Tonight - A reject ballad... perfect track! It's got all the emotion of Green Day's "Boulevard of Broken Dreams" but is 100 times better! (Obviously!!) The vocals are brilliant on this song. 9/10

05. Change Your Mind - Good powerful song. This will be a classic, great guitar solo. 10/10

06. Night Drive - Erm... it's not a very reject-like song, I didn't like it at first to be honest, but it's growing on my. It's got an odd sound and structure, but it's really good. The vocal style is very good, and I love the harmonies on this track. It grows on you- I promise! 9/10

07. 11:11pm (CST) - This is a great song, it's very emotive and the vocals are spot on. 10/10

08. Dance Inside - The lyrics are fantastic on this track. The melody, chord structure and some of the riffs remind me of some of their other stuff, like 'Why Worry' and 'The Last Song' but it is a very fresh track. 9/10

09. Top of the World - Again, brilliant lyrics on this track, and the guitar is fantastic on this track... The chorus is perfect. 10/10

10. Straightjacket Feeling - I love the title! This is another ballad, and it has some really good points; it's got brilliant harmonies on the chorus, and has a lovely guitar part on the open verse. The lyrics (again) are great, and are some of the best on the album. Unfortunately I found the track quite flat; it tends to build up and comes to nothing. It's not their best song, it isn't completely awful, but it's lacking in 'oomph'. 5/10

11. I'm Waiting - Love it. This is the sound of the rejects (as far as I'm concerned)! I absolutely LOVE this track. 10/10

12. Can't Take It - I love the string opening, its excellent. The vocal style is great on this track. There's no guitar, bass nor drums on this track, which is a bit of a shock to be honest, but it's a magnificent track, and a perfect end to the album. 10/10

This album is exceptional. I was a bit worried it could be an anti-climax in comparison to their previous album, but it's outstanding. This should be one of the top must-have albums of the year. Tracks like "I'm Waiting", "Dirty Little Secret" and "11:11pm (CST)" just make the album, and although some of the songs take a while to grow on you, such as "Night Drive" I can promise you will be impressed and not disappointed. True, "Straightjacket Feeling" is my least favourite track, and is quite weak in comparison to the rest, but it has great lyrics and harmonies, so it's not a complete let down.

All in all, I can say "Move Along" is an exceptional album- it was worth the wait, and the album deserves to be one of the highest acclaimed albums of 2005.

10/10 for the Rejects.