One Direction officially released their album Up All Night (Deluxe Edition) in the United States on Tuesday, March 13. The much anticipated album was well received, debuting at No. 1 on the American iTunes list the day it was released. Much of the album’s success came from pre-orders.

The only things that differentiate the deluxe edition from the original album are the extra two songs and the extended booklet. If you’re going to buy the album, I would go ahead and spend the two extra dollars for the deluxe edition.

I absolutely adore One Direction, but people who don’t like pop music probably won’t appreciate the music of the British-Irish boy band. My favorite songs from the album were “One Thing,” “More Than This,” “Up All Night,” “Everything About You,” “Save You Tonight,” “Stole My Heart” and “Moments.”

One Direction’s album has an upbeat feel to it overall. There are a few songs that are relatively slow, but they’re just as good.

This album is fantastic. I would recommend it to anybody, even though I don’t appreciate One Direction’s mainstream recognition. I think that the release of their new album is a good thing for them because it has generated interest from lots of new fans and will hopefully get a U.S. tour in the works.