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Fifth-season American Idol finalist Chris Daughtry proved that the show could produce a modern-rock singer thriving outside Idol’s pop-centric margins. Eschewing a solo trip to form a band (albeit with his surname providing the moniker), Daughtry’s 2006 eponymous debut became the fastest selling debut rock album in Soundscan history. Lead single “It’s Not Over” opens on lilting melancholy chords contrasted with post-grunge guitar distortion as Chris croons in the controlled, throaty growl that he honed while competing on Idol. The similarly catchy “Home” is an emotional power-ballad with dramatic, sweeping string arrangements and an anthemic chorus. “What I Want” kicks out Nickelback-flavored heaviness with impressive guitar work that sounds equally inspired by Soundgarden and Van Halen.

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what the heck?!?

that is not rite how they make some songs now $1.29 and they leave some songs at $.99, cant they just leave all of the songs at one price!

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Oh, Chris Daughtry, how we love thee. Amazing artist, I'm glad you lost Idol, no offense, because if you had won you would have never given us such amazing music!! Breakdown: It's Not Over (10/10): Indeed, its only beginning. Catchy kick-off track, its like your riding a bike into the album, and this track comes out and ambushes you with its awesomeness. Don't overplay this one though, it will wear on you. Used Too (8/10): A weaker track, this simply pales in comparison to It's Not Over. Too bad, its pretty good, lyrically. A good "save the relationship" song.. Home (9.5/10): I originally found this song to be annoying, but after a couple dozen listens it grew on me. This is another ambush after Used Too. The line "Be careful what you wish for...Because you just might get it all.." is priceless, best part of the song. Over You (9/10): The juggernaught breakup song, pray your significant other isn't playing this when you get home. I would rate it better if the radio didn't kill it and beat its dead hulk into your brain everyday.. Crashed (10/10/): Really, if I had to choose, this wins for best song on the album. Perfect beginning, great chorus, and a nice wind down into the next song. The first paragraph of lyrics are gorgeous, as is the whole song. Feels Like Tonight (7/10): Of the whole album, this gets lowest. Why, you ask? Because, 1) The radio just will not let this song die so we can enjoy it ourselves, and 2) it just breaks up the flow in between Crashed and What I Want. It should have come before Crashed. Good song in its own right, however. What I Want (9/10): Great rock out track, too bad it got the short stick on length. Slash has a pretty good solo, and overall the song is another ambush after Feels Like Tonight. Breakdown (10/10): This is a perfect song. Why? Because it starts off soft, and angsty, then it just goes into full out rock mode. Love it, very passionite. Gone (7.5/10): Another Used Too, it just got stiffed in track position. Ok song, but I actually didn't like it that much. There and Back Again (10/10): If badass had a theme song, this would be it. Really, just the opening and you are spoiling for a fight. All These Lives (7.25/10): This is the worst flow breaker of the album. I originally liked it better, good lyrics, good vocals, etc, but it really breaks the vibe. It just seems out of place all over the album, but it is a good song by itself. What About Now: (9/10): This is all of what Feels Like Tonight should have been. It was played on the radio just enough to make you really like it, then it sort of vanished. You gotta love how it winds down the album in preperation for the next song. Soul touching music video, as well. Sorry (10/10): If Over You is the break up song of its year, this is the song you would use to undo the damage. The lyrics are ungodly good, and the whole song is just gorgeous. Perfect end to a perfect album. Overall: 5/5, Great songs, great band, and of course Daughtry himself. A couple mess ups in order, and the radio just eating up his songs somewhat defeats this albums awesomeness, but in the end it just cannot be stopped. If you buy any of it, get the singles, plus Crashed and There and Back Again. Sorry and What I want are also very good as stand alones. Perfect debut album, Chris, keep it up.

AWESOME AWESOME album!!!!!

This album is one of the best!! Great music for all ages!!!!!! From 5 to 45, something for all you friends, family and loved ones!!!!! Download "It's Not Over", "Home", and "What About Now"!!!!!!!

Biography

Formed: Roanoke Rapids, NC

Genre: Rock

Years Active: '00s, '10s

Bo Bice proved that American Idol could have a rocker as a finalist, but Chris Daughtry proved that the show could generate a successful rocker outside the context of the show. Of course, it helped that he was the polar opposite of Bice, a shaggy retro-rocker soaked in the South. Bold and bald, Daughtry was the picture of a modern rocker, living by the rulebook written by Live and Fuel. These were the qualities that helped make Chris...
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