Ben Lee Something to Remember Me By

7 (out of 10) - "...has that stripped-down Guyville sound, which suits these first-person, a-boy-and-his-acoustic-guitar confessions just fine....Lee has a keen sense of his own mortality, and such people often tend towards the apocalyptic; if they're going to die, we're all going down with them..."
"...On his second solo outing, he strums and croons sweet acoustic pop songs about preadolescent love and fame's fickleness with a winning ingenuousness, offering an appealing alternative to the dire noise of other Aussie teens like Silverchair..."
- Rating: B
"...It's scary to think that Lee has already left his grunge years behind (with Noise Addict) and honed his singer/songwriter chops to even finer perfection than on GRANDPA WOULD..."
"...rails about love, life, ambition and puberty...feels like an almost grown-up record....first rate, bouncy acoustic pop..."
"...imagine a soft-voiced Billy Bragg wrapped in Beasties cool, that's Ben Lee."