Everything to Everyone by Barenaked Ladies

Pros: Another Postcard, Shopping, War On Drugs & Bonus Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround Sound DVD
Cons: Just Over 50 Minutes of Music

Most people would know the Barenaked Ladies from their infectious pop song, One Week, which was featured on their sixth album, Stun t ...

Pros: A healthy blend of the BNL's trademark wackiness with more clever, intropsective moments.
Cons: Inherent flaws in album pacing, a few songs aren't as clever as they likely intended to be.

Man, I love the Barenaked Ladies. While I'm sure similar comments have been used as set-ups for bad jokes by far too many people (myself included), in this particular case I'm speaking about a five-piece Canadian band that excels at writing and ...

Pros: Some of Steven Page's BEST vocal work ever; full-band collaboration.
Cons: A little overproduced... some of the acoustic tracks on the DVD are cleaner and purer.

Ok, I'll admit, I've been virtually salivating for new BNL for what seems like an eternity. I'm die hard, to my very core, and completely unashamed. That aside, I really think this is one of the best CDs BNL has put together. It's like Maroon and Gordo ...

Pros: Barenaked Ladies are back, and their lyricism-artistry-and musicianship show it!
Cons: Not enough Jim Creeggan-penned songs.

Okay, so anybody who knows me absolutely KNOWS I am one of the most dedicated Barenaked Ladies fans around. There are a lot of us, yes, and I'm proud to call myself a fan today. Everything to Everyone is Barenaked Ladies' latest studio album, ...

Pros: War on Drugs and Aluminum are lyrical gems
Cons: Shopping and the branching out into country

After their commercial Bomb Maroon in fall of 2000 was released BNL took a well deserved Break from Touring (To keep fans at bay they released a Greatest Hits Compilation, it didn't keep me at bay) but after BNL die-hards like myself waited rather impatie ...