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'Bright Idea' is the debut album from Hollywood residents Orson. Described as "the missing link between The Rolling Stones and Scissor Sisters" the band play a unique blend of guitar based power-pop and R&B funk. Included are the singles 'Bright Idea' and the iTunes most downloaded Single Of The Week 'No Tomorrow'.

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Most Helpful Customer Reviews   15 of 15 people found the following review helpful: Soundtrack your Summer., 24 April 2006 By  Mr. M. E. Merritt "MattMerritt" (Portsmouth UK.) - See all my reviews    A great debut from an exciting new band, lots of uplifting songs that get you movin g and have lyrics worth listening to, American, but coming to Britain to find a fan base... I could be talking about the Scissor Sisters or the Killers, but you can now add Orson to that list. This is a great album, well written, relentlessly uplifting and with some superb pop hooks. No Tomorrow is pretty well known by now and on it'd way to being the pop hit of the year, but there are plenty more great tracks here too... My personal pick for a future single would be Already Over. In short, get this, you'll enjoy it whether you want to or not!!  Comment | Permalink | Was this review helpful to you? (Report this)   14 of 14 people found the following review helpful: Excellent Debut - The New One To Watch!, 5 May 2006 By  Jason Wise (England.) - See all my reviews    Orson, excellent first single followed up by this, their debut album. And what a stormer it is! If you're expecting more of "No Tomorrow"-a-likes then you will be disappointed. Most of the songs are not like that one but then again that is no bad thing when confronted with the quality of the rest of the songs! While "Bright Idea" is a relatively understated opener, it follows with "No Tomorrow". "Happiness" is a classic slice of Orson class while other highlights are "Already Over", "So Ahead Of Me" and "OK Song". While listening to this album I realised they sound very much like one of my favourite bands, Marvelous 3. Seriously, if you like this album, I strongly suggest you get Marvelous 3's "Hey! Album" and/or "Ready Sex Go". Very similar musically and lyrically.  Comment | Permalink | Was this review helpful to you? (Report this)   8 of 8 people found the following review helpful: Feel Good, 27 Mar 2006 By  "gerardmillar" - See all my reviews Being a big Folk music fan this aint normally my cup of tea...But this album is great! It hits home and gives you that all round good feeling! Starting the album with a nice paced track like "bright Idea" is perfect, it gives you a good feel for the album and eases you in gently! No tomorrow is obviously the Hit, but dont be fooled thinking this song is a one hit wonder, its anything but. My advice is buy it, its perfect for a nice days drive down the coast! Sunroof open, windows down, music UP!  Comment | Permalink | Was this review helpful to you? (Report this) › See all 27 customer reviews...		Most Recent Customer Reviews Orson around I have no idea how this CD originally slipped under my radar but am glad I found it eventually. It's a masterful piece of work with hardly a dull moment. Read more Published 10 months ago by A. Wilson Awesome, Orson or Awful? Like most fans, Orson's opening singles "No Tomorrow" and "Bright Idea" proved enough persuasion for me to go out and buy the album. Read more Published 11 months ago by Ciaran Praise Welles up for Orson. Great album. You're sometimes unsure when you hear that debut single (as broken on Dermot O'Leary-Radio2) whether the early promise will continue, but boy does it!! Read more Published 13 months ago by I. Barker Brilliant album - sound just the same live Bought this album as a result of seeing them support Robbie at Milton Keynes. They were the first act and they were fantastic and had us on our feet in no time, I've only got to... Read more Published 16 months ago by Mrs. S. Dowler Awsome debut by US exiles Sometimes the A&R people at record companies get it right and that comes as re-assuring these days. Mercury really got a 100% winner with Orson. Read mor