I hate her shes basicly taking Paramores style plus Paramore has a song called here we go again!!! Paramore all the way *cough* demi is a poser *cough*
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Here We Go Again
(2009, Pop, by Demi Lovato, Label: Hollywood Records)
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Not age appropriate for kids under 5, age appropriate for kids over 9; suggested age 9. -
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Common Sense says
Tales of heartbreak fill Disney star's sadder-but-wiser CD.
The themes of this music are: exploring emotions, growing up, love, romance, sneaking around
Why We Rated This 
for Ages 9 and Up
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About Here We Go Again
Parents need to know that though Demi Lovato doesn't use foul language or discuss adult themes like sex and drugs on this album, the record's overall message -- that romantic love is overwhelmingly hurtful and disappointing -- is a dismal one, especially for young adults.
Read our full review by Stephanie Bruzzese
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- What might lead a young person like Lovato to develop such a pessimistic outlook on romantic relationships?
- How can kids go about learning the ropes of romantic relationships without getting in over their heads?
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- I rate this title off for age 3 and give itMy concerns are:
POSER!!!!
- I rate this title on for age 8 and give it
demi lavoto song
I think it is a pretty good song i got it on my i pod it is my fave demi lavoto song
- I rate this title on for age 7 and give it
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Lovato is the best singer to come out of Disney, and definitely deserving of some praise!
I have both of Demi's CDs and they are both fabulous. She is saying that women can be whatever they want, they can break up with the guys and show them who's boss! That isn't a bad message. She CAN get dark, which makes her the best to come out of Disney! Thank you for Demi Lovato!
- I rate this title on for age 8 and give it
Phenomenal and Well-written Album
While the overall message of the album might be a negative one, and a pessismist view on love, all of her songs can be applied to life and are honest. This CD, in my opinion, is a lot more grown-up and overall better than her last one, titled Don't Forget. I think among her songs, the most impressive are "World of Chances" and "Remember December". These songs demonstrate an older Lovato, and one that writes more impressive lyrics. On the album, there are songs of all genres, whether its a soulful one in the song "Everytime You Lie" or a sweet ballad in "Catch Me". She seems to have departed from the cheesy, tween music of the Jonas Brothers- on her last album every song was co-written by them- and moved on to mature songs that are greatly written. The songs are all honest, and they don't lead you to believe that life is a fairytale. I think that "Here We Go Again" has emerged from among the Disney crowd, and puts Lovato right up there with every other serious artist, perhaps better than some. With her phenomenal voice, I rank Here We Go Again number one, and can't wait for what she has coming next.
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Not that great
I like this song, but I think its kind of annouing of how many times she repeates over and over again!
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