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Zombies! Aliens! Vampires! Dinosaurs! And More!,Hellogoodbye

- Zombies! Aliens! Vampires! Dinosaurs! And More!
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Hellogoodbye
Released 2008

Homewrecker
02:31
9,406 plays

Stuck To You
02:44
9,371 plays

Two Weeks In Hawaii
04:51
8,718 plays

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songs

- 1
- All Of Your Love
- 02:56
- 19,512 plays

- 2
- Here (In Your Arms)
- 04:00
- 101,599 plays

- 3
- All Time Lows
- 02:44
- 12,823 plays

- 4
- Stuck To You
- 02:44
- 9,371 plays

- 5
- Homewrecker
- 02:31
- 9,406 plays

- 6
- Oh, It Is Love
- 04:00
- 23,236 plays

- 7
- Baby, It's Fact
- 03:16
- 18,735 plays

- 8
- Figures A And B (Means You And Me)
- 02:21
- 7,409 plays

- 9
- I Saw It On Your Keyboard
- 03:03
- 10,000 plays

- 10
- Touchdown Turnaround (Don't Give Up On Me)
- 02:30
- 17,837 plays

- 11
- Two Weeks In Hawaii
- 04:51
- 8,718 plays

- 12
- All Time Lows (Demo)
- 02:49
- 4,103 plays

- 13
- All Time Lows (Demo 2)
- 02:42
- 3,822 plays

- 14
- All Time Lows (GM OG Mix)
- 02:56
- 3,654 plays

- 15
- Homewrecker (Demo)
- 02:42
- 3,402 plays

- 16
- Figures A And B (Means You And Me) (Demo)
- 02:24
- 3,284 plays

- 17
- Figures A And B (Means You And Me) (GM OG Mix)
- 02:29
- 3,231 plays

- 18
- I Saw It On Your Keyboard (Demo)
- 03:01
- 3,603 plays

- 19
- I Saw It On Your Keyboard (GM OG Mix)
- 03:01
- 3,381 plays

- 20
- Touchdown Turnaround (Don't Give Up On Me) (Demo)
- 03:02
- 4,540 plays

- 21
- Touchdown Turnaround (Don't Give Up On Me) (Demo 2)
- 03:19
- 3,351 plays

- 22
- Touchdown Turnaround (Don't Give Up On Me) (GM OG Mix)
- 02:56
- 3,827 plays

- 23
- Two Weeks In Hawaii (Demo)
- 04:41
- 3,354 plays

- 24
- Confuscious Say Rock And Roll
- 02:18
- 3,568 plays

- 25
- If You Wanna I Might (Demo)
- 04:15
- 4,271 plays

- 26
- Boy in a Magazine [Demo Version]
- 02:52
- 0 plays

- 27
- I Feel Weird
- 02:59
- 0 plays

- 28
- Over This [Demo Version]
- 03:18
- 0 plays

- 29
- Oh! Oh! Oh! Trouble
- 03:31
- 0 plays

- 30
- Kiss the Haze
- 02:51
- 0 plays

- 31
- Long Drive Home
- 02:26
- 0 plays

- 32
- Estelle
- 05:55
- 1 plays

- 33
- Tequila Moonlight
- 04:18
- 0 plays

- 34
- Do It Again! You're Not Making Me Want to Touch You!
- 02:45
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- 35
- Letters
- 03:05
- 0 plays

- 36
- Bob & Bonnie
- 03:46
- 1 plays

- 37
- I Took a Beating
- 02:22
- 0 plays

- 38
- Nightmare
- 03:52
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album review

With impish attitude and effervescent tunes, Hellogoodbye's 2004 EP was quite well-received among the Warped Tour crowd. Two years later and still riding the success of those few songs, a full-length from the band feels rather overdue. Finally, that album -- Zombies! Aliens! Vampires! Dinosaurs! -- has arrived, but was it really worth the wait? Right away, ardent fans may be slightly disappointed at the lack of totally new songs, since versions of old demos (circulating the Internet for a while) dominate; everyone else, however, will presumably be none the wiser. On Z! A! V! D!, Hellogoodbye haven't deviated too far from the fizzy emo-pop quirks that initially drew people in. The spaz-dance blips and kitschy keyboard and programming tricks are still present; frontman Forrest Kline alternates his delivery between straight-up singing and hiding behind a vocoder. But his voice holds up well enough alone, so let's ease up on the vocoder use already, shall we? The band further asserts acoustic sensibilities, whimsical singalongs, and sparkling harmonies. The techno-ish club beats of the opening tracks lead things off mildly enough, but it's not until "All Time Lows" that the guys finally venture into the exuberant feeling of their prior EP. The jangly "Stuck to You" and "Homewrecker" creep around in late-night shadows, while the stripped-down "Oh, It Is Love" brings to mind a mandolin-playing John Mayer wearing tight jeans and a youth-sized T-shirt. Final bursts of energy kick in near the album's end before "Two Weeks in Hawaii," a song that resembles a dark, more angsty Weezer, ends things on a gloomier note. Now, while nothing on this album is bad, everything adds up to be a somewhat uneven listen when taken as a whole. The music fluctuates with a feeling that Hellogoodbye are trying to grow within the confines of their niche -- but all without a firm grasp of what direction they really want to head. Despite this, Z! A! V! D! is a charming album that indeed entertains. There are hints that there is more to Hellogoodbye than just quirky antics and ProTools expertise, but until the band exactly figures out what that is, this album should do fans just fine. [Drive Thru released an expanded package in February 2008, including a second disc with demos and alternate mixes. A 50-minute concert DVD was also included.] ~ Corey Apar, All Music Guide