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We Don't Need To Whisper (Parental Advisory),Angels & Airwaves

- We Don't Need To Whisper (Parental Advisory)
- - 2,683,257 plays
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  - 289 shares
Angels & Airwaves
Released 2006

The Adventure
05:09
451,495 plays

Do It For Me Now
04:34
316,969 plays

The War
05:08
309,230 plays

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songs

- 1
- Valkyrie Missile
- 06:39
- 228,851 plays

- 2
- Distraction
- 05:36
- 256,414 plays

- 3
- Do It For Me Now
- 04:34
- 316,969 plays

- 4
- The Adventure
- 05:09
- 451,495 plays

- 5
- A Little's Enough
- 04:45
- 242,869 plays

- 6
- The War
- 05:08
- 309,230 plays

- 7
- The Gift
- 05:02
- 225,884 plays

- 8
- It Hurts
- 04:15
- 239,578 plays

- 9
- Good Day
- 04:30
- 202,183 plays

- 10
- Start The Machine
- 04:11
- 209,822 plays

album review

How do you know that former blink-182 leader Tom DeLonge intends for his post-blink project Angels and Airwaves to be taken seriously? Because throughout their debut album, We Don't Need to Whisper, he relies on sounds and textures borrowed from 1988, the era when college rock was filled with atmospheric sonics and earnest politics. Specifically, he layers delayed guitars ripped from U2 over soundscapes equally inspired by the Cure, New Order, Peter Gabriel, and The Unforgettable Fire, all in an attempt to fashion a modern-day protest record. The result might be less than successful, but it is interesting, particularly in how DeLonge's desire to be taken seriously has led him to use the serious music of his adolescence as a signifier that he's serious now. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide

more albums by this artist

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- - I-Empire
  - Released 2007

- - We Don't Need To Whisper (Edited)
  - Released 2006

- - Everything's Magic
  - Released 2007

- - Adventure
  - Released 2006

listener reviews

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  - - By SoHereWeAre
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