Right Thoughts, Right Words, Right Action (studio album) by Franz Ferdinand

The first six songs of the album are great. After that the album weakens. On a good day you should listen to the full album. On a lesser day only add Brief Encounters.

From VictorVale 01/31/2019 21:21

Dance rock que marcou tendência!

From Sandrof1969 02/24/2018 21:53

Cosa potrebbe ancora dire di nuovo o per lo meno di interessante un gruppo figlio del suo tempo come sono stati i Franz Ferdinand a quasi dieci anni dall'esordio ? Dando per scontata l'improbabilità di una svolta estrema, a rimescolare le stesse, poche, carte non si va da nessuna parte. E infatti… Comunque discreto.

Certainly, one of their best works until now

From Space-Dementia 08/19/2015 04:14

Not a bad album, but not as good as their previous stuff. It does have some good tracks though and it stays pretty consistent throughout.
Best tracks: Love Illumination, Fresh Strawberries, Universe Expanded
Worst tracks: Brief Encounters, Stand on the Horizon

From bojolpif71 01/31/2015 12:25

Pas le meilleur de FF , mais un moment quand même

From balintov 08/24/2014 10:34

It's not the best FF album, and even it's not an outstanding album, but it's pretty decent, it has a good sounding , the highlights for me are "Evely Eye", "Love Illumination" (i think it's the best song), "Bullet" but the others are quite good also, it's true that there's no really bad song. It worths listen once at least, and if you buy the album, buy the 2cd deluxe edition version, i like the style of it :)

Really underrated album. Franz's best for me. Sure, it doesn't have a huge hit like Do You Want To or Take Me Out, but it doesn't have any weak track, and Fresh Strawberries is an amazing song.

The main problem with this album is that it's built on an ideal of energy and rush, and it's hard to do that if that exterior of the songs either aren't polished enough or don't have enough inside em to keep moving forward. That doesn't mean all of the songs don't pay off, which isn't completely true with cases like the singles 'Right Action' and Love 'Illumination'.

Good album. But its songs are just good enough to be described as "good". It really seems like Franz Ferdinand doesn't succeed in finding back the brillance of their first album and taking the step that might turn them into one of today's greatest rock bands. FF keeps its identity album to album, you can still hear their style, but they can't change it and it feels like they are prisonners of this style. However, this is definitely their best album after their first one. No real weak moment here.