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" Metro Station&amp;#039;s Trace Cyrus recently promised that the band would be &amp;quot;child-friendly&amp;quot; when they go on tour with little sister Miley. There&amp;#039;s nothing wrong with that; even the Sex Pistols once happily covered themselves with cake during a benefit gig for the kids of striking miners. However, listening to &amp;#039;Seventeen Forever&amp;#039;, it sounds like Metro Station are simply bending over backwards in their attempts to please all possible record-buyers. For all the ickyness of the Jonas Brothers&amp;#039; output, you don&amp;#039;t really doubt their sincerity and belief in what they&amp;#039;re doing. This track, however, sounds like the centre-point between Busted, The Bravery and the Jonas boys - with the pin stuck in by a marketing man and circled three times by an accountant. Teenage romance is all about giddy excitement and seemingly unbearable heartache, but with its will-this-do lyrics (&amp;quot;It feels like heaven when we touch / I guess for me this is enough&amp;quot;) and bland pop-rock backdrop, &amp;#039;Seventeen Forever&amp;#039; comes across as a mockery of young love, rather than a celebration of it.  &amp;gt; Click here to read our review of Metro Station&amp;#039;s album "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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