Title: VH changing sound not a winner with all fans
Product review: This new record is exactly the kind of music one hears on the radio. It's fairly catchy, poppy, simple, un-passionate music. For the radio, it's a fine album. But it's a big departure for VH. Matt Scannell and Keith Kane used to share writing responsibilities, but on EYW, Kane has only one song, which in fact is the most passionate and original ("Shackled"). The rest of the record outside of a few nice tunes, "We Are," "Everything You Want," is just Scannell's over produced vocals and lots of electric guitar. Kane's role is diminished as Scannell is the complete front man. if you like VH's older material, this record is not for you. but if you like stuff you hear on the radio which is four chords, repetative lyrics, few harmonies and a lot of electric guitar, this will do you fine.
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