At least with Deezer, they allocate more of the revenue to actually go back to the artists.īack to the point, Spotify and Deezer aren't looking out for me or you. So if you 'pay' for Spotify, the degree to which you're providing support to the musicians you love so much is questionable. Oh yeah, and Spotify barely pays the artists anything at all. are merely a thin proxy wrapper in front of them. The record labels are extremely greedy, and Spotify et. People should feel entitled to do whatever they can get away with. There is absolutely no doubt that The Script’s amazing compositions will please all the good music lovers, and one can choose any album to get acquainted with the band’s creativity –all records are good in their own way.Why is this discussion full of comments which sound like RIAA sponsored shills? The RIAA will be creaming in their pants when they read comments like yours. Moreover, in such a short period of time The Script succeeded in finding their own unique sound, which creates the incredible atmosphere that is enjoyed by millions of listeners all around the world. The fans’ expectations were satisfied and the critics’ reviews proved to be excellent: the bright music and touching lyrics did not leave anyone ignorant. The rockers’ second long play titled Science & Faith was issued in 2010. The Script got fair reviews from the musical experts, who noted interesting and original sound, including elements and mood of several styles, including pop, rock and even hip-hop. Release of the first self-titled studio attempt The Script took place in 2008 and that long play immediately became on of the best selling records in Great Britain. The following single The Man Who Can't Be Moved turned out to be as interesting as its predecessor and it peaked at number two in Irish chart in a very confident way. The song appeared in the air of many radio stations, and due to that hit The Script managed to make a name.

The Script’s debut single We Cry saw the light in 2008 and it attracted numerous listeners’ attention to the band’s creativity in no time. Danny and Mark were joined by Glen Power and the trio began working on the new material. Later the musicians decided to form a new band, so they moved back to Ireland. Danny and Mark moved to the USA, where they worked as the producers with The Neptunes, Dallas Austin, Teddy Riley and other performers. Unfortunately, their debut work was not very successful, and pretty soon My Town disbanded. The story of Irish pop-rock band The Script began in nineties, when Danny O'Donoghue and Mark Sheehan played in the group called My Town.

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