At a time when "Hollaback Girl" already ranks as the worst song with a pseudo-cheerleading chorus, there's really no room for Morningwood. In the vein of the Music and the Darkness but lacking the talent to back up the posing Morningwood's attempts at party-size grandeur fall and, like the helium-high vocals of singer Chantel Claret, annoyingly flat. Perhaps the worst offender is the single "Nth Degree," a Studio 54-ish take on dance rock. Deprived of abandonment and excitement, the song and the album sounds like a band mashing all the current trends and ending up with nothing.
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Morningwood
Morningwood
Release Date:
August 9, 2005
Label: Capitol Records
Label: Capitol Records
Table of Contents
- October 17, 2005
Disc 1
| 1 | Nu Rock |
| 2 | Telivisor |
| 3 | Nth Degree |
| 4 | Jetsetter |
| 5 | Take Off Your Clothes |
| 6 | Body 21 |
| 7 | Easy |
| 8 | Babysitter |
| 9 | New York Girls |
| 10 | Everybody Rules |
| 11 | Ride The Lights |
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