That being said, I wouldn’t say this is an album that would ONLY appeal to pop music fans, and that it might still be worth your time even if you’ve been kinda “meh” on tracks like “Shut Up and Dance.” This is for anyone who can enjoy upbeat energy who also appreciates emotional complexity. Who would enjoy it? I think most pop music fans would really love this, especially if you’ve enjoyed other Walk the Moon tracks you’ve heard. It’s a song you hear and think “wow, there’s no other song like this.” And that’s rare, especially in a mostly pop album. Instead, it zooms in on the awkward middle ground between those two extremes, and explores how one can often experience both emotions simultaneously. Romeo (You Got Me Over) A Heartache Tonight.
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album: 'Slow Dancing With The Moon' (1993) Full Circle. It’s so much more complex than a simple “I’m sad, I miss you” song or an “In your face, I’m over you” song. The Only Way Out (Is To Walk Over Me) Little Bit Slow To Catch On. One of the slower songs of the album, “I Can Lift a Car” perfectly captures that feeling of reassuring yourself that you can be strong when in reality you’re feeling weaker than ever. Freddie stops music reel Well, I'm not entirely sure that's the album you promised us.
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This is one I often forget about whenever it’s been a while since I’ve listened to the album, but every time I listen I’m reminded how rare and special such songs are. A great memorable quote from the Bohemian Rhapsody movie on - Ray Foster: after listening to Bohemian Rhapsody groans Christ. “I Can Lift a Car” is especially deserving of its own paragraph. The group independently released their debut studio album, I want I want, in November 2010, receiving airplay for the track Anna Sun on multiple. Lead singer Nicholas Petricca started the band in 2006, while a student at Kenyon College, deriving the bands name from the song Walking on the Moon by The Police. This allows Walk the Moon to embody many of the qualities that make pop music worth listening to, without being as cliche or predictable as more mainstream pop albums often are. Walk the Moon is an American rock band based in Cincinnati, Ohio. However, Tracks like “Iscariot” and “I Can Lift a Car” break up the monotony and prove the band has depth. As you might guess from more well-known Walk the Moon tracks, this is an album full of great energy that would be fun to dance to. One of the things I love about Walk the Moon as a band is that they almost always deliver on the expectations they set with their ridiculously good singles, but there’s still something unexpected at the same time. My impression this time around: I’ve listened to this enough times that this listen didn’t really change much of anything. Though to be fair, I can also blast “Anna Sun” over and over again for a whole car ride and be perfectly happy.
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This is a relatively easy listen in that I don’t really find myself skipping over some tracks to get to my favorites the way I might with their more recent albums. Honestly, I think it is my favorite Walk the Moon album, despite having no real mainstream hits. My prior relationship with the album: Like many people, my first introduction to Walk the Moon was “Shut Up and Dance.” But as I dug into the bands discography and discovered this self-titled album that came before, I really grew to like this one too. Total Number of Tracks: 11, including a 35 second instrumental interlude