The Click Five and Goat CD Reviews

Dec 27, 2006

The Click Five releases their debut album, which features catchy tunes and Beach Boy-style melodies, while Goat funks things up with his latest disc, All My Friends. Find out if these CDs are worth adding to your music collection!

The Click Five - Greetings from Imrie House

The Click Five is on their way to becoming the next big thing. They've just released their debut album, Greetings from Imrie House. They've found influence in everyone from Queen to Michael Jackson and they're making new fans across the continent as the openers for boy band gurus, The Backstreet Boys! So, if you're a fan of formulaic pop tunes, this just might be your new favorite disc.

The Click Five - Greetings from Imrie House Facts

Fountains of Wayne's Adam Schlesinger wrote the track Just the Girl and co-wrote I'll Take My Chances.

The guys from The Click Five got to work with legendary KISS rocker, Paul Stanley, on tracks like Angel to You (Devil to Me).

The Click Five has opened for singers like Ashlee Simpson and Jesse McCartney!

Keyboardist Ben Romans wrote or contributed to all tracks on the disc except for three.

The Click Five sounds like a mix between American Hi-Fi and The Beach Boys.

The Click Five - Greetings from Imrie House Hot Tracks

Just the Girl; I'll Take My Chances; Angel to You (Devil to Me); Pop Princess

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Goat - All My Friends

Goat's been making music for a long time, but he's been out of the spotlight for a while. Soon after his debut album was released in 1998, he was dropped from his label. But, Goat just kept doing his thing and he's gaining fame once again with his latest disc, All My Friends. His tunes are funky, fresh and a welcome change from the parade of pop-punk bands that we've been hearing these past few years.

Goat - All My Friends Facts

The last track on All My Friends, called Great Life, was originally from Goat's debut album. You can hear it now in a KIA commercial!

The song Great Life was also featured on the I Know What You Did Last Summer soundtrack (remember, it starred Sarah Michelle Gellar and Freddie Prinze Jr.?).

Goat got his nickname as a kid because of an incident where he got knocked over by a goat into a big pile of poo!

Goat used to go by the name Goatboy, but shortened it when a Saturday Night Live skit came out with a character called Goatboy.

Goat writes and performs all his own music.