Brilliant Debut!

After a debut like this, I'm surprised The Wallflowers really aren't more popular. These days, you just don't hear a lot of bands with an original, unique sound, so this was a very refreshing cd. Every element of the music seems perfected, which is somewhat rare for a debut. I highly recommend this and all Wallflowers cds!

All Alone

While it may be easy to compare Breach to Red Letter Days or Red Letter Days to Bringing Down the Horse, the debut album for the Wallflowers cannot be compared. It totally rocks, of course, (hello, it's the Wallflowers) but it's just different. Not bad different, not so different you can't tell this is Jacob, but it really is amazing in a completely different way. Songs like Shy of the Moon, After the Blackbird Sings and so on are so mindblowing I wish I'd wrote them. But the same can be said for their next three albums. Anyway, this is a great CD and a must for a Wallflowers fan, but don't expect it to be anything you've already heard.

If you like Bob

This my third review of a wallflowers CD. I was lucky to find it at the store since the wallflowers aren't vary popular with the teenage fans in my town. In fact nobody at my school knows who they are. This Is a wonderful album that makes me wonder why they changed their style. It got the folk and down home roots that make an awesome combination. It almost sounds like songs that Bob Dylan would write. In fact my dad who is a Bob Dylan fan fell in love with CD and wanted to keep it for himself. With Jakob's trademark use of captivating lyrics and a more toned down band this has to be the best wallflowers CD.