Jonas Brothers Album: “Jonas Brothers 3D Movie [2/24]”

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THIS IS A GREAT LIVE CD FROM THE JONAS BROTHERS IT HAS LOTS OF GREAT SONGS MY FAVORITE IS S.O.S BUT THEY ARE ALL GREAT SONGS.

This is another great CD from the brothers, and features some of their best songs! As well as some wonderful duets, especially "Should've Said No" with Taylor Swift.

And it features a new song "Love is On It's Way", which is a a bit different from their other songs, in a good way, a nice hopeful song, which I related to quite a bit. :)

Any JoBro fan will LOVE this CD! :)

For the most part I liked this CD and most of the songs on it there were acouple I didn't like B-BGood. Many of the songs on the CD I had already heard hence the reason for purchasing the CD. My son also enjoys the CD.

This album is a disappointment--the Jonas Brothers sing mostly the same old songs with a few terrible new selections, all claiming to be "live." But if you listen carefully, this is a studio-produced album.

The Jonas Brothers don't sing well live--watch any TV appearance and you'll hear them have real trouble reproducing their studio hits. Tracks on this "live" album have been obviously "sweetened" to make them sound much better than they do in person. But even worse, Canned audience screaming is used. Listen very carefully to the change in audience sound between the rare speaking segments on the album and the screaming on the rest of the CD--producers obviously pipe in pre-recorded screams during the studio produced vocal segments.

The song choices are disappointing as well. They mostly redo all the tunes from their latest album, and don't go back to early hits that would have added some variety. Then they add three really bad new songs--one from Taylor Swift, who is pretty much singing solo the whole time; the new studio-produced track Love It On Its Way to end the CD (with no applause in the background; they don't even pretend that's live); and then the worst of all--a remake of Shania Twain "Gonna Getcha Good." What were they thinking? That song is a) country; b) a woman's song; and c) an adult song that has inappropriate lyrics for tweens. Who decided that of all the thousands of songs they should remake, it would be that one! Crazy! What's worse--they don't even sing it well! The youngest Jonas sings so softly that you sometimes can't even make out what he's saying.

The boys don't talk during the concert--except in one really long, boring introduction of their band members that seems to last two minutes and should never have been included on this CD. Why not put in another song instead?

I'm sure little girls will like this album--but there is nothing special to it and there are even 2 or 3 tracks that you'll want to skip past because they're not worth listening to again.