Album: Kris Allen
Artist(s): Kris Allen
Official/Original Drop Date: November 17, 2009
Grade: C
Blade(s): 5
Bottom-line: Worth playing.
Review: With all the hype and show appearances given to the over-the-top idol hack the actual winner, Kris Allen, seems to be getting treated like the runner-up. This is no surprise as Idol usually drops the ball in promotion and support for artists they don’t know how to pimp. I was reluctant to hear this album because I have been disappointed by recent Idol “winners” and there didn’t seem to be a reason why I should continue the bad streak. However, Allen’s second album, Kris Allen, was worth listening to.
I’m glad that I took the chance on this kid. He actually has a good on record. Not sure how he does live, but I think it would be difficult to be as bad as Lambert. The tracks that stood out were Before We Come Undone, Bring It Back, Let It Rain, and I Need To Know. His rendition of Heartless was alright but slightly weirded me out. 5 blades and a C for this project.
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