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Everything You Want

Everything You Want
 

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Vertical Horizon

Everything You Want

 
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Release Date: November 30, 1998
Label: RCA
Rating: 4.5
 
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Description: If R.E.M. hadn't already blazed the trail years ago, Vertical Horizon's Everything You Want would be a seminal album, with its earnest harmonies, fluid melodies, and jangly guitars. And while Vertical Horizon may not have taken many forks off the road to Athens, they have whipped up an excellent pop-rock meld out of the purloined elements. Beginning with the ardent and anthemic "We Are," the pop band who began life on Georgetown's central campus nearly a decade before this major-label debut was released unleashes a personal diary of loss, love, and angst. The band, led by school chums Matthew Scannell and Keith Kane, find they just can't leave their pedagogical leanings behind. Only this time their investigations are into the mysteries of the human heart rather than Zeno's famous paradoxes. But the real paradox here is how a band so derivative can have made such a credible album. This time familiarity doesn't breed contempt. "You're a God," an edgy lament about putting someone on a pedestal, could have been lifted right out of the Alanis songbook, but it still manages to shimmer on its own merit, as do most of the 11 songs. --Jaan Uhelszki
 
 

 
Tracklist of Everything You Want

Disc 1
1 We Are  4:02 view lyrics
2 You're A God  3:39 view lyrics
3 Everything You Want  4:17 view lyrics
4 Best I Ever Had (Grey Sky Morning)  4:31 no lyrics yet - submit it
5 You Say  3:59 view lyrics
6 Finding Me  4:32 view lyrics
7 Miracle  4:23 view lyrics
8 Send It Up  3:42 view lyrics
9 Give You Back  4:23 view lyrics
10 All Of You  3:04 view lyrics
11 Shackled  5:19 view lyrics

Reviews:

Possibly The Best Modern Rock Album Of The 90's...

This, my friends, is why I still have hope for the modern rock era. "Everything You Want" is a masterpiece, start to finish. Its got Catchy music and melody, thoughtful lyrics and a killer vocal delivery. In a world with so many different dime-a-dozen alt rock bands, Vertical Horizon was the diamond in the rough. I'd reccommend getting this album first before investing in previous releases, simply because this is the best they've ever offered. Standout Tracks Include: Your a God, We Are, Everything You Want, You Say, Send it Up and Best I ever Had...

Sounds very familiar....

It's funny: The initial time I heard this album the first thought that popped into my head was "man, they sound like REM." Sure enough, the first sentence in the short Amazon blurb about the album echoed my thought exactly.



That's not to say this album is bad. It's a good, listenable pop CD with a few solid hits. Vertical Horizon does a very nice job writing radio-friendly songs that fall just this side of complete pop anonymity. The problem is they sound a lot like REM, and REM just does it much better. In VH's defense they tend to smooth over the jangliness that characterizes most REM songs to approach a slightly different sound, but it's a very, very thin disguise.



My advice: don't buy this CD on the strength of the radio hits. I would definately recommend giving Everything You Want a listen before dropping your hard-earned money.

ugh...

when i heard this album i wasn't at all impressed. then I checked out their older albums and i was shocked they were the same band! all the albums before Everything You Want is MUCH better than this. lyrics and instrumentally, this falls short of the amazing talent they had in their earlier work. GO BACK PLEASE!!