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Title: Is change really that good?
Review: The Strokes hit big with their follow up album to the heavily hyped first album "This is It." In a time where bands are constantly trying to reinvent themselves The Strokes do exactly the opposite. They realized that the sound that they had on their first cd was golden and that it did not need to be heavily altered in any way. There sophomore album "Room on Fire" has been criticized as being "This is It Part II", so to speak, but I question, is that all that bad? The solos and guitar work are much improved on this album as represented in songs such as "Between Love and Hate" and "I Can't Win", and with songs such as, "The Way it is" and the first single "12:51", The Strokes prove that they are hear to stay.
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