Don't Forget: Deluxe Edition ［CD+DVD］

構成数 : 2枚
合計収録時間 : 00:46:32
CDは2曲追加収録、DVDには2曲のミュージックビデオ、Jonas Brothersのバックステージ映像、ライブ映像等を収録！
Personnel: Demi Lovato (vocals, piano); John Taylor , Kevin Jonas , Will Owlsey (vocals, guitar); Robert Schwartzman, Joe Jonas, Kara DioGuardi (vocals); John Fields (guitar, Fender Rhodes piano, keyboards, programming); Devin Bronson, Tim Pierce (guitar); Tommy Barbarella (organ, keyboards); Stephen Lu (keyboards); Ryan Liestman (synthesizer); Jack Lawless, Michael Bland , Dorian Crozier (drums); Ken Chastain (percussion, programming). Audio Mixer: Chris Lord-Alge. Recording information: Flowers Studio, Minneapolis, MN; Wishbone Studio, North Hollwood, CA. Photographer: Sheryl Nields. Considering that Demi Lovato's debut album, Don't Forget, appeared in the fall of 2008, just as Miley Cyrus was inching away from Hannah Montana and into more adult territory, it's hard not to think that Demi isn't being groomed as a replacement for Miley, but a better musical comparison for this Radio Disney queen is the Jonas Brothers. Lovato appeared in the Disney TV movie Rock Camp with the Brothers and toured with them prior to the release of Don't Forget, but the more crucial connection between the two camps is revealed in the album's credits: six of the 11 songs here were co-written by the Jonas Brothers. Given this, it shouldn't come as a great surprise that Demi's music sounds a lot like the Brothers: it's bright, sugary, snappy power pop, fueled by big, fuzzy guitars and big, muscular hooks. Unlike the Brothers' 2008 album, A Little Bit Longer, there is no attempt to sell Demi Lovato to an audience broader than tweens, so this is pure, unapologetic bubblegum, a fizzy rush of singalong hooks occasionally punctuated by a bit of sighing puppy love, which surfaces most strongly on "On the Line," an actual duet with the Jonas Brothers. This is fine fodder for a middle school slow dance, but what's really memorable about Don't Forget is its parade of urgent, insistent guitar pop -- the kind of pop that feels disposable but winds up sticking around longer than its more considered cousins. This kind of trashy fun was missing on A Little Bit Longer, so it's nice to find that it surfaces proudly on Don't Forget. It's pure pop for tween people. [A Deluxe Edition was released in 2009 with a bonus DVD of music videos, live performances, and behind the scenes footage.] ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine
エディション : Deluxe Edition
録音 : ステレオ (Studio)