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Lifehouse by Lifehouse on CD Three albums in and Lifehouse sound comfortable -- comfortable in their skin, comfortable working within the constraints of adult alternative radio, comfortable enough to deaden any possible lingering Creed or Stone Temple Pilots comparisons that might have plagued them after their first two records. Here, on their eponymous third album, Lifehouse is a rock band that doesn't rock. They strum acoustic guitars and sing earnest mid-tempo anthems and ballads, all given a...

September 27, 2010: Lifehouse`s third album is out and after listening to it a couple of time I think it is a lot better than their second album Stanley Climbfall, but still not as good as No Name Face, which is, at least for me, a classic. It has some great catchy track on it. It starts great. Come Back Down, the first single You & Me and Blind are brilliant songs. Then comes All in All, a slow starter but it`s just one of those songs that gets better with every listen. Better Luck Next...

Release Date: 2006-07-18, Audio CD, Cmh Records

Recording information: Castle View Studios, Los Angeles, CA; Ironworks Studios, Los Angeles, CA; Legacy Recording Studios, NY. Photographer: Pamela Littky. Smoke and mirrors refers to some degree of trickery, but illusion is an instinct alien to Lifehouse, the most literal-minded of all new-millennium post-grungers. Lifehouse always underscores their emotions, even when it`s not necessary -- and given that they rarely depart from convention, it`s usually not necessary. Smoke & Mirrors, the group...

* Breathing. * Broken. * Come Back Down. * Everything. * First Time. * From Where You Are. * Hanging by a Moment. * Sick Cycle Carousel. * Storm. * Whatever It Takes. * Who We Are. * You and Me.

Promo prints are mass-produced photographs of the band or artist that are included in press kits provided to the media. Also called "publicity stills", some of these pictures may be familiar to aficionados who remember them from magazines or advertisements appearing around the time of specific record releases, but many are never-before-seen shots that will thrill the true fan. The Promo Prints in the Vault's collection hail from the '60s through the '90s and are truly exceptional portraits of contemporary...

HL02500395 - Hanging By A Moment Lifehouse by Lifehouse $3.95

Grey t-shirt has "Lifehouse" and "Smoke & Mirrors" with boxed photos of the band printed on the front. The back has "Lifehouse Tour 2010" printed on it with tour stops Mashantucket through Portland listed on the back.

Introducing Smoke & Mirrors, Lifehouse's fifth studio album and follow up to Who We Are, released in 2007. Lead singer / guitarist Jason Wade, drummer Rick Woolstenhulme, bassist Bryce Soderberg and newly added guitarist Ben Carey, along with long time producer Jude Cole, have created a set that combines their live sound with great record making. With tens of millions of radio spins garnered over the span of 4 albums, Lifehouse is no stranger to success and great record making. Smoke & Mirrors...

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On its fourth full-length studio album, WHO WE ARE, the Los Angeles-based pop/rock trio Lifehouse stays steady on its adult-alternative course, offering up a guitar-driven post-grunge set that is ready-made for radio play. While this 2007 outing isn't a major departure from past Lifehouse releases, it does rock a little harder than its eponymous predecessor, a point hit home by the brooding opener, "Disarray," and the driving title track. Those worried that the band is going for Nickelback-like heaviness...

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