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In this day and age, I'm not sure about which type of music appeals most to teenagers: is it violent rap songs with horrifying lyrics or cheesy boy bands? LFO combines smooth, four-letter-word-free rapping with charming, pop-like lyrics in their songs. This creates wonderful, breezy tunes that are perfectly suitable for young teenagers. And what's more, they won't promote violence. Brad, Devin, and Rich write about the happy memories of girls that they met during the summer, not bubbly "boy-bandish" heartbreak and rejection. Despite a few corny lyrics in a few of their songs, their self-titled album includes many well-sung tracks such as "West Side Story" and "Girl On TV." Plus, the mix of acoustic guitars and hip-hop beats in their songs sound absolutely stunning. While others might tell you that the guys are advertising Abercrombie and Fitch in "Summer Girls," this just isn't so. You see, when Rich sings, "I like girls that wear Abercrombie and Fitch," he is trying to say, "I like girls that are laid-back, comfortable with themselves, and don't dress up for me." LFO is one of the best groups out there today, and you can find true meaning in many of their songs.
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TRACK LISTINGS
1 Summer Girls
2 Girl on TV
3 Cross My Heart
4 Can't Have You
5 I Don't Want To Kiss You Goodnight
6 West Side Story
7 Think About You
8 I Will Show You Mine
9 All I Need to Know
10 Baby Be Mine
11 Your Heart Is Safe With Me
12 My Block
13 Forever
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