Audio CD review:
Third Eye Blind - Blue

Third Eye Blind - Blue

Band: Third Eye Blind Title: Blue Rating: Release Date: 28 December, 1999 Media: Audio CD Tracks:

Customer Reviews Question I would really appreciate if someone could explain what are the titles of the bonus tracks or extra songs. . . . . . is it new girl??? im really intrigued. that all. Nothing to be Blue About. People who only liked Third Eye Blind for the pop sounds on the first album (such as "Semi-Charmed Life" and "Jumper") may not be satisfied with "Blue. Third Eye Blind's sophomore release is a worthy follow up to their multi-platinum 1997 debut. " But for classic and alternative rock fans, this album is a breath of fresh air in a rock industry dominated by pop, rap, and hip hop. The lone pop song on the album is "Never Let You Go", while good rock tracks include "Anything," "Wounded," "An Ode to Maybe" "Camouflage," and my personal favorite "1000 Julys. " The only weak point of the album is the censorship of the ballad "Slow Motion. " After hearing the uncut version of the song, the censored version is clearly inferior. Overall, this is one of the best albums I've ever listened to. Third Eye Blind has nothing to be Blue about. 3eb/Blue Review The music is alive, and the words of each song seem to jump out and grab the listener. Blue is an extension of the lyrical extravaganza Stephan Jenkins displayed in the first self- titled album. Jenkins throws in a few words that may make some people uneasy, but there is an urgency in his voice as he sings the very true to life words of each track. For those of you who are being newly introduced to Third Eye Blind, both albums are worth listening to - this is a talented band, with a powerful lyricist as lead vocal. . You can see a complete list of all Third Eye Blind discography, or go back to the Third Eye Blind tabs