1 | * CriticalDissonance: ''How to Save a Life'' gained mixed reviews from professional critics who thought it was too similar to fellow piano rock contemporaries Music/{{Keane}} and Music/{{Coldplay}}. However, listeners praised the album's honest, natural sound and it later became the best-selling digital album of all time. |
2 | * FirstInstallmentWins: ''How to Save a Life'' contains three of their biggest hits, the title track, "Look After You", and "Over My Head (Cable Car)". While their follow-up ''The Fray'' had another big hit "You Found Me" and the album topped the ''Billboard'' 200, it didn't prove to be as popular as the first in the long run. |
3 | * MemeticMutation: The music video to "How To Save A Life" was a viral hit on [=YouTube=]. |
4 | * NightmareFuel: "Little House", their darkest song to date. |
5 | * TearJerker: Where to start... a good half of the songs can be this. |
6 | ** "Look After You" and "Happiness". |
7 | ** "How to Save a Life" is a kick in the teeth, especially if you can relate to it. |
8 | *** Or if you've watched {{Series/Scrubs}}. |
9 | *** Or, ''Series/GreysAnatomy''. |
10 | ** "1961" |
11 | ** "I Can Barely Say" |
12 | ** "Syndicate" and "Heartless". |
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