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Title: Third Impression of "First Impressions..."
Review: When The Doors released Waiting for the Sun, many wondered where the punch and energy from the quartet went. However, many began to realize the importance and duality of such a band, too.First Impressions of Earth works that way for The Strokes, and it might disappoint some fans.If the song "Juicebox" is a supposed indication of what The Strokes have to offer right now, then the band is doing a poor job. While singer/songwriter Julian Casablancas wails like an immortal Jim Morrison throughout the chorus, the backbone of the song is pretty standard - rocking Strokes-ish material. In that case, the rest of the album slows down with the Mellotron laden "Ask Me Anything," a long ballad for Casablancas, or the ethereal landscapes that bud in "15 Minutes," revealing a thicker, more balanced Strokes.
