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It's About Time
(2006, Pop, by Jonas Brothers)
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Peppy, nice-guy fun from tween pop sensation.
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What Parents Need to Know
This review of It's About Time was written by Kathi Kamen Goldmark
Parents need to know that the Jonas Brothers' debut CD single is filled with appealing pop, energetically executed by a trio of cute young heartthrobs. Family-safe content explores the tween-familiar territory of crushes, self-esteem pep talks, crushes, school, and crushes.
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- Families can talk about how the Jonas Brothers got so big. Did MTV or Radio Disney have anything to do with it? If so, in what way? Parents can also discuss the opening song, "What I Go to School For," which cleverly describes a crush on an older girl. Have you ever had a secret crush on someone who seemed unattainable? How does it feel when you see that person at school? Is there a way to let the object of your affections know how you feel without risking total embarrassment?
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What’s the Story?
The Jonas Brothers, that delightful young trio from New Jersey, are obviously having the time of their lives on their debut album, IT'S ABOUT TIME. Among the high points is the opening track, "What I Go to School For," which describes the problems inherent in a relationship between a freshman boy and a senior girl -- that is, if she ever stooped so low as to give him the time of day. Other songs, though less cleverly written, speak to tween concerns about life, love, friendship, and self-esteem in a way that, while being absolutely family-safe, never gets too sappy.
Is It Any Good?
Though not as polished -- or loaded with high-tech bells and whistles -- as their sophomore effort, Jonas Brothers, this CD explodes with the kind of infectious spunk and energy that can't be faked. Singer Nicholas, the obvious star, carries the day with his high lead vocals -- reminiscent of early Michael Jackson.
Music Details
Released on: 08/08/2006
Parental advisory: No, Edited version available: No
Parental advisory: No, Edited version available: No
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PERFECT FOR TWEENS AND UP
I LOVE IT THEY ARE TOO CUTE.
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I LOVE THEM
I LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE JB!!!!!!! I cant understand why people hate kevin its sad STOP HATING KEVIN JONAS PLEASE without Kevin, you wouldent be reading this comment
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Amazing for a First Effort
I am a huge fan of the Jonas Brothers and love their song writing abilities. This album was a great first effort and I loved most of the songs. But when I bought the second album a year later, I realized how much they had grown and how much potential they really have. If you can find it, get this album although some of the songs seem forced ("One Day at a Time", "You Just Don't Know It") Great album overall!
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