Advantages: Very cheap on Amazon at present
Disadvantages: The weakest of the band's albums

...When I first got a copy of “More Than You Think You Are”, I was distinctly unimpressed. For the first time, a Matchbox Twenty album didn’t immediately grab me and make me want to put it on constant play. The problem was that, on first listen, it didn’t seem entirely like either of their previous albums, which had grabbed me for different reasons – the lyrical thoughtfulness of their second album “Mad Season” or the more rocking style of their debut “Yourself or Someone Like You”. It took a visit to the USA last year for me to start getting into the album. The American Airlines flight we were on had a track from the album on one of the in-flight “radio” stations and, while we were there, MTV was playing “Unwell” on their daily chart countdown. As the show happened at pretty much the same time I was getting ready to go out most days... Read review

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Advantages: Pleasant light moisturiser, SPF 15
Disadvantages: Smell, can block pores

...I'm having a hard time deciding where to start on this one. On one hand, I used More than a Moisturising Fluid for more than 6 months and loved it. On the other, I've since realised that it wasn't really compatible with my problem skin. Maybe the best place to start is right at the beginning. Before I tried this product, I was used to using rich moisturisers that often sat on top of my skin and balled up. As my main priority was protecting my fair skin from UV damage, I compromised suitability for SPF. When I realised that this was a big mistake, I promptly started looking for something that wasn't quite as heavy. At the time I was going through a bit of a Garnier phase and More than a Moisturising Fluid caught my eye - quite a feat for something placed on the bottom shelf, but then I was scrutinising the Garnier display. According... Read review

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Advantages: Rythmic genius, beauty is apparent upon the stroke of every key. An album that will last forever. A new edition of the Matchbox Twenty Saga.
Disadvantages: Not to everybodies taste but believe me when listened to hard enough and long enough the music takes over the mind and the mind becomes a slave to the sound.

...The latest instalment of Matchbox Twenty… The long awaited third album from the band. The media attention has slowly grown around the band in America and other countries around the globe and with the climatic release of the unusual track “Disease” it seems that Matchbox Twenty’s popularity has never been better. So many artists release albums and singles and such an intoxicating rate that they become boring and dated very quickly, Matchbox Twenty I have to say are NOT a victim of such an injustice. The band slowly pumps out albums and singles and in the 7 years they have been around they have released only three albums – Yourself or Someone Like You, Mad Season, and now “More Than You Think You Are”. This long awaited triumph has been something I have had my eye on for the last seven months... Read review

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Advantages: Rob Thomas, fine music, suits all moods
Disadvantages: having to press the play button again after its finished!

...M A T C H B O X T W E N T Y ------------------------------------ MORE THAN YOU THINK YOU ARE ------------------------------------------- When the band appeared in 1996, not many people were ready for what was to follow. Rising from the ashes of Tabitha's Secret, the band soon started to gain a following, this following got a whole lot bigger with the release of the bands debut album, 'Yourself or someone like you'. This album reached over 10 million sales, undoubtedly helped by the single 'push', which introduced a lot of people to this group and their rocking pop sound. After this massive start to the bands musical career it took four years for them to get their second album out, but the wait was well worth it, with the release of 'Mad Season' in 2000. This album took the bands rocking sound and gave it a more polished... Read review

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