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The Fray
The Fray
Genres: Alternative Rock, Pop, Rock

Track Listings (10) - Disc #1
1. Syndicate
2. Absolute
3. You Found Me
4. Say When
5. Never Say Never
6. Where the Story Ends
7. Enough For Now
8. Ungodly Hour
9. We Build Then We Break
10. Happiness

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CD Details

All Artists: The Fray
Title: The Fray
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 1
Label: Sony
Original Release Date: 1/1/2009
Re-Release Date: 2/3/2009
Genres: Alternative Rock, Pop, Rock
Style: Adult Alternative
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
Other Editions: The Fray, The Fray
UPC: 886971020229

Synopsis

Album Description

2009 album from the Denver-based quartet, the follow-up to their enormously successful How To Save A Life. The Fray, who exploded into worldwide success with that album, have captured the skilled songwriting that broke them and, with the help of acclaimed producers Mike Flynn and Aaron Johnson, created a set of songs sure to make them household names. The band continues their licensing success story by collaborating with ABC's hit show, Lost in a series of music video promos featuring the album's first single, 'You Found Me' for the newest season of the show. The spots also ran during the 2008 American Music Awards, where the band was a featured performer. Over the weekend of the release and performance, the Lost video had over one million views. 10 tracks.

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CD Reviews

The Fray does justice to todays music

Psboston7 | Upland, CA United States | 04/04/2009

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Bought this CD when it first was released of course I had heard on the radio "You Found Me" which it worked I loved it enough to run out and purchase the CD without hearing another song... but "How to Save a Life" was done so well that I had no hesitation with doing so.

I LOVE this CD it has at least 4 to 5 other good songs I immediately connected with "Enough for Now" there are some times when a song is heard and it sweeps you in and make your eyes water... well "Enough for Now" was that song for me on this CD. I have read some other reviews on here that compare this one to "HTSAL" but on it's own this is a beautiful CD with lyrics that are so real... so heart wrenching but in a subtle way.

"Ungodly Hour" was deep, sad and meaningful as he says "Her bags are now much heavier... I wish that I could carry her" a dramatic song.There are others I could list but I believe everyone has their own ear for music... what speaks to them so I just wanted to come in and share my experience with this CD. I listen to it gardening, driving, while reading, cooking. Due to the nice array of uptempo to easy listening it compliments most of my days =]

Respectfully Reviewed

Psboston7"

Buy This Album!

T. A. DeMeyer | Massachusetts | 03/19/2009

(5 out of 5 stars)

"I just drove 1400 miles solo and every day I played the FRAY album in the morning over and over. It's contagious! All the songs have a mood. I am no spring chicken and still, I love this young band so much, I recommended it to all my friends, actually anyone who would listen. I hope they continue to write and play until they are grey like me. Buy this one. You won't be disappointed."

Amazing

Jason Connelly | Hartly DE | 08/05/2009

(5 out of 5 stars)

"This album captures what the fray are truly about. I was hooked on You Found Me but I must say that I even more hooked on Never Say Never. This album is perfect for those who want to listen to songs with some substance. There music is something that you can really get behind. The whole album is full of great songs that really pull at your heart."

Still My Favorite Group

Paul Mosier | 02/24/2010

(5 out of 5 stars)

"It's been a been a few years since The Fray released "How to Save a Life," which was brilliant. But they managed to follow it up with poignant songs like "You Found Me" and "Syndicate." The songs tell a story, which I think is lacking in most music. It's not pop music, in the traditional sense even though they have gained much popularity from their first album. The music itself has a classically beautiful tone combining piano with guitar. A few of the songs are forgettable, but not inherently bad music. If you're a fan of The Fray, this is a no brainer. If you're interested in music with substance this band delivers."

Pretty Happy With It

PaintingMyCanvas | Washington DC United States | 06/03/2009

(4 out of 5 stars)

"The Fray's first cd, "How to Save a Life" is probably one of my favorite cd's so I looked forward to their 2nd with both anticipation and reserve because I didn't want to be disappointed with this band. The 2nd cd "The Fray" is a good effort and they didn't stray from the original style, which I count as a positive. The only unfortunate aspect I find is that I tend to skip 2 songs on this cd, where as I never felt the desire to skip any song on the 1st cd.

I am by no means a music critic so this is completely a personal opinion but the song 'Happiness' is mainly an acoustic song that seems similiar to what you'd expect from an unplugged version but then toward the ending it is filled with a choir joining in. I am not a fan of choirs in my music so this song is lost to me and that doesn't make me happy. I also have a tendency to skip 'UnGodly Hour', though I haven't figured out why yet and I hope it grows on me. The song 'We Build Then We Break' I thought sounded all too much like a Howie Day song,which throws me off a little but it is still a listen worthy song.

The huge positives on the cd are 'Absolute', 'You Found Me', 'Say When', 'Enough For Now', and 'Never Say Never', all could seamlessly flow into the 1st cd "How to Save a Life" and that is what I was hoping for. It's a very praiseworthy 2nd cd.

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