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This album is amazing but the special edition is just a plastic sleave with a cut out cardboard inlay, which is no good if you intend to take the CD out more than once, I have had to put the cd in a different case so I don't reck the inlay. Buy the standered edition or you'll regret it. There are no extra tracks either which you would expect from a special edition.

Rating: 5 out of 5

Before buying the album, I read all the reviews and I'm surprised it was rated that high - I find this album quite disappointing. Most earlier albums had at least one stand-out track... think Goldfinger, Oh Yeah, Goldfinger or Wildsurf or Shining light. This one doesn't. The songwriting is unimaginative and the production overly polished. The songs remind me more of bland American bands like Blink182 or Hole, they miss the edge, the 'Ash touch'. But while Ash might not get it right every time, when they do get it right, they REALLY get it right. So I'll forgive Ash for this mishap and hope for a brilliant next album.

Rating: 1 out of 5

This is an amazingly good album and for me is their best yet. I have always considered them to be vastly underated and this proves that. There is not a bad track and there are many classics. A must in your collection.

Rating: 5 out of 5

This album is awsum. I would say that it is their 2nd best album, with Meldown being their 1# by miles. In this album i strongly think you should listen to 'End of the World', 'Princess Six' and 'You can't have it all'.

Rating: 5 out of 5

Sadly this has nothing on Ash's previous release, meltdown. There are only a few decent tracks here, single you can't have it all is the best track here. Second single polaris is possibly the worst. the rest is pretty average. one for fans.

Rating: 3 out of 5