All We Know Is Falling

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Artist: Paramore
Label: Fueled By Ramen
Category: Music

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Rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars

66 reviews
Sales Rank: 1058

Media: Audio CD
Discs: 1
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.2
Dimensions (in): 5.6 x 5 x 0.5

UPC: 645131207623
EAN: 0645131207623
ASIN: B0009W5K0Y

Release Date: July 26, 2005
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Tracks:

•	All We Know
•	Pressure
•	Emergency
•	Brighter
•	Here We Go Again
•	Never Let This Go
•	Whoa
•	Conspiracy
•	Franklin
•	My Heart

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Album Description
Japanese edition includes one bonus track. Warner. 2009.

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All We Know Is That Paramore Is Awesome! August 8, 2010
Jennifer Toro (Kent's Store, Va United States)
This is definitely a good first effort on Paramore's part, especially considering that they had a big line-up change within the band during and right after the album was recorded. It definitely showcases well what they are all about and it's easy to see why they have evolved into the band they are today. I definitely recommend this album to all Paramore lovers out there.

4 out of 5 stars

Pretty Good Debut July 25, 2010
Erica Reid (Virginia Beach, VA)
I have been listening to this album for a few years and I have to say, it is definitely good. The two songs that stand out to me are Emergency and Conspiracy. I love their music and I hope they never stop singing!

2 out of 5 stars

Milquetoast, serviceable debut February 8, 2010
peterkat
1 out of 1 found this review helpful

Serviceable debut and example of the watered down emo-pop punk showered upon the masses by A&R as the new alternative sound. To their credit, they've refined their sound over time, with Brand New Eyes their best yet, and the attention less just the hype about Hayley Williams, and more about the overall band. Much better outlook, than say, Fall out Boy, who have hit a bit of creative rut.

5 out of 5 stars

Paramore Rocks with their first album January 22, 2010
P. Tran (Tucson, AZ)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful

If your a fan you gotta check their first album out. You will not be disappointed.

4 out of 5 stars

Paramore's Debut November 21, 2009
Dave_42 (Australia)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful

After first becoming familiar with Paramore with "Brand New Eyes", I had to go back and pick up their debut. "All We Know Is Falling" was released on July 26th of 2005, and while their first album is more subtle when compared to "Brand New Eyes", which reached out and grabbed me by the ears, ultimately they are both very good albums, and "All We Know Is Falling" is clearly a release which grows on the listener with each playing.

"All We Know" opens the album, with a solid piece which moves from fairly heavy to a more sedate bridge before returning to the heavier sound for the ending. It is a goodbye to their former bass player, who was later to return to the band, and was the third single from the album. "Pressure" is another solid piece about the pressures of being a teenager. It was the first single from the album. "Emergency" is a song about the state of modern relationships, and is one of my favorites on the album and the second single. "Brighter" is a bit slower piece, dealing with the impending break-up of a relationship from the perspective of one who doesn't want it to end. "Here We Go Again" finishes off the first half of the album. This song is also about the break-up of a relationship, but no regrets expressed or loss felt. This is the weakest of the songs on the first half of the album, which isn't hard to do considering how good the rest are.

"Never Let This Go" opens up the second half of the album much the way the first half closed, i.e. with a relationship ending song. It is little doubt why Haley wrote "Emergency" with all these songs about break-ups. At any rate, it is a good opening piece and starts off the second half well. "Whoa" continues with the relationship songs, but this one isn't breaking up yet. It is another solid piece and probably could have been released as a single. "Conspiracy" is another very good song with exceptional vocals, the lyrics aren't very specific, but it appears to be dealing with the feelings most teenagers have of being on the outside. "Franklin" deals with the change in their home town. Both the town, and their perception has changed. "My Heart" is an interesting song as it could be a song about Haley's relationship with a man, or a song about her relationship with God. The backing vocals at the end are unusual, and not my particular cup of tea, but they do create a unique feeling in the song.

Paramore on this album was Hayley Williams (vocals), Josh Farro (guitar, vocals), Zac Farro (drums), John Hembree (bass), and Jason Bynum (guitar, vocals). Hayley Williams is the main lyricist and shares the music credits with Josh Farro, with one piece co-written with future member Taylor York. This album doesn't have anything which blows me away, but there are a lot of very good pieces, and all the songs are worth hearing. It also grows on me a little each time I listen to it, which is something I like to have in an album. Four stars and rising...

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