cwhit412
07/26/09, 09:15 AM
Here's an excerpt from my blog. Check it out: http://muzikdizcovery.blogspot.com/2009/07/digital-spaces-album-review-lets-get-it.html
Duck, Duck, Grey Goose is opened by an orchestral arrangement. Bells then come in from the second half of the introduction to the second half of the first verse. It definitely gives the song a mysterious feel. The guitars finally come in when the bells end before blasting out during the chorus. The mysterious feel continues as synthesizers start in the beginning of the second verse. The verses flow extremely well although they lyrics aren't very clearly understood. The bridge has a pretty good guitar solo as well as cheering that will be a theme throughout the whole album. The end of the song has an introduction to the next. It's definitely a song that can grow on you as you listen. Do Not Disturb was the first song they released when they were signed to Fearless. It begins with some electric noises which fade into the background as the song starts. As the noises fade, the guitar comes in strong. Piano comes in for part of the song. This song along with the first track shows the strengths of Let's Get It. The thing that separates them from other bands is their broad instrumentation. Bands can put any of their own styles into creating a nice rock song. A standout track. The next track, Shoot For Teams, doesn't thrill me. I don't like the beginning at all. I would have preferred at least an introduction instead of going straight in to lyrics. Nothing in the song stands out to me. I really don't have much more to say about it. It's a decent pop-rock song
Duck, Duck, Grey Goose is opened by an orchestral arrangement. Bells then come in from the second half of the introduction to the second half of the first verse. It definitely gives the song a mysterious feel. The guitars finally come in when the bells end before blasting out during the chorus. The mysterious feel continues as synthesizers start in the beginning of the second verse. The verses flow extremely well although they lyrics aren't very clearly understood. The bridge has a pretty good guitar solo as well as cheering that will be a theme throughout the whole album. The end of the song has an introduction to the next. It's definitely a song that can grow on you as you listen. Do Not Disturb was the first song they released when they were signed to Fearless. It begins with some electric noises which fade into the background as the song starts. As the noises fade, the guitar comes in strong. Piano comes in for part of the song. This song along with the first track shows the strengths of Let's Get It. The thing that separates them from other bands is their broad instrumentation. Bands can put any of their own styles into creating a nice rock song. A standout track. The next track, Shoot For Teams, doesn't thrill me. I don't like the beginning at all. I would have preferred at least an introduction instead of going straight in to lyrics. Nothing in the song stands out to me. I really don't have much more to say about it. It's a decent pop-rock song