Jonas Brothers | 
 enlarge | Artist: Jonas Brothers
Label: Hollywood Records
Category: Music
List Price: $18.98
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Rating:  81 reviews
Sales Rank: 85
Format: Enhanced
Media: Audio CD
Discs: 1
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.1
Dimensions (in): 5.4 x 5 x 0.3
MPN: 050087103408
UPC: 050087103408
EAN: 0050087103408
ASIN: B000OZ2CO8
Release Date: August 7, 2007
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| Tracks:
| • | S.O.S | | • | Hold On | | • | Goodnight And Goodbye | | • | That's Just The Way We Roll | | • | Hello Beautiful | | • | Still In Love With You | | • | Australia | | • | Games | | • | When You Look Me In The Eyes | | • | Inseparable | | • | Just Friends | | • | Hollywood | | • | Year 3000 | | • | Kids Of The Future |
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| Editorial Reviews:
Amazon.com
To parents, they're the new Hanson. To kids who've been tuning into Radio Disney and flipping the pages of Tiger Beat, they're geniuses. Jonas Brothers, the sophomore effort from the close-knit, close-up ready trio of New Jersey boys, is a mercilessly catchy collection of short but sweet punk- and emo-flavored confections. "Goodnight and Goodbye" grabs hold with guitar-fueled urgency, "Still in Love" borrows from old-school acts like KISS to build a slighter, kid-friendlier brand of classic rock, and "Games" has a respectable go at ska without sacrificing much in the way of pure-pop accessibility. The whole disc follows suit--a couple of ballads slide in ("Hello Beautiful" is a pretty one), but the brothers don't do much to dispel the idea that for them, uptempo ditties are where it's at. Twelve-year-olds, take note: CDVU+, the new format pioneered by Disney, takes cuteness into account; because this disc is configured with bonus material, photos and posters of Nick, Kevin, and Joe are just clicks away. --Tammy La Gorce
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 AWESOME.......MUST HAVE!!! November 12, 2008
Gena C. Britt (Somewhere, Anywhere, USA)
I personally own this cd and it is one of my favorites. I played it so many times that it actually needed a break in order to physically play. Definitely great for any young girl, guy who's into music, and anyone who wants to listen to decent music that is not explicit,and for you, you won't have to worry about your kids listening to this it is very wholesome, good music, with no dirty lyrics ever. I give it 10 of 10 and so do most of my friends!
 Jonas Brothers CD October 11, 2008
coolmommy (CT)
Awesome CD! My daughter loves it & plays it over & over again. Great item & price.....didn't care much for the cardboard style cover but otherwise A+
New Jersey's Bee Jays September 22, 2008
andy8047 (Nokomis,Florida)
I say "New Jersey's Bee Jays" because brothers Nicholas,Kevin and Joseph Jonas hail from New Jersey(I wish I knew exactly where,curiously because I'm a New Jersey native myself). This trio,I would say,is Hanson and the Bee Gees both in one. I always have been a Hanson and Bee Gees fan. As for the "Bee Jays",I once said that about the Jackson 5/Jacksons. A decade ago,Hanson was the biggest-selling artist in pop/rock music history and today the Jonases are in that place. Pre-teen and teenage girls went wild over Hanson and those now-20ish young women,I'm sure are fans of the Jonases as well. Needless to say,two decades ago,the King Of Pop Michael Jackson,a veteran of the Jackson 5/Jacksons,was the biggest-selling artist in pop/rock music. I recently heard some of the Jonases' recordings on the You Tube website and they're pretty awesome! I'm a 37-year-old male who has always loved rock music and the Jonases rock as do Hanson and the Bee Gees! This album,I'm sure was at least a Grammy-nominee.
 :-P September 2, 2008
bon_jovi_babe (IL)
Someone please bring back 1999 and 2000 when the Backstreet Boys and Nsync reigned the pop charts and this squeaky mess of a band didn't. :-P
 This band is different! Honest! They're the next big thing! Buy it!!! August 23, 2008
Silent river
2 out of 3 found this review helpful
Which is more or less the line from the usual trend [...] sources. What I heard here is the standards of modern music being pushed further down into the ground and recieving another brutal beating. The Jonas Brothers suck, alright. But that's not the real issue. The issue is what are we going to do about the crappy record companies that market this UTTERLY DERIVATIVE effort which has as much difference from Hannah Montanna as Kylie Minogue varied from Jason Donavon back in those days? Ignorant teeny boppers and their dumb, brain addled soccer mom folks. I quite naively continue to believe that there's a point at which the stupidity is too blatant for people to accept.
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