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{{Infobox album

| name = Wonderland

| type = studio

| artist = [[McFly]]

| cover = Wonderland Album Cover.jpg

| border = yes

| alt =

| released = 29 August 2005

| recorded = September 2004–July 2005, [[London]], [[England]], [[United Kingdom]]

| venue =

| studio =

| genre = {{flatlist|

*[[Pop rock]]

*[[baroque pop]]

}}

| length = 43:29

| label = [[Island Records|Island]]

| producer = [[Hugh Padgham]], [[Steve Power]]

| prev_title = [[Room on the 3rd Floor]]

| prev_year = 2004

| next_title = [[Motion in the Ocean]]

| next_year = 2006

| misc = {{Singles

| name = Wonderland

| type = studio

| single1 = [[All About You/You've Got a Friend|All About You]]

| single1date = 7 March 2005

| single2 = [[I'll Be OK]]

| single2date = 15 August 2005

| single3 = [[I Wanna Hold You]]

| single3date = 17 October 2005

| single4 = [[Ultraviolet/Ballad of Paul K|Ultraviolet / The Ballad of Paul K]]

| single4date = 12 December 2005

}}

}}

{{Music ratings

| rev1 = [[AllMusic]]

| rev1score = {{rating|3.5|5}}<ref>{{cite web|url=https://www.allmusic.com/album/wonderland-mw0000543191|title=Wonderland - McFly|website=[[AllMusic]]|last=Mawer|first=Sharon|date=September 27, 2005|access-date=October 6, 2025}}</ref>

| rev2 = ''[[Cokemachineglow]]''

| rev2score = 19%<ref>{{cite web|url=http://web.archive.org/web/20120513085702/http://www.cokemachineglow.com/record_review/2365/mcfly|title=McFly - Wonderland|website=[[Cokemachineglow]]|last=Baban|first=Alan|date=7 September 2005|access-date=6 October 2025}}</ref>

| rev3 = ''[[The Guardian]]''

| rev3score = {{rating|3|5}}<ref>{{cite web|url=https://www.theguardian.com/music/2005/aug/26/popandrock.shopping1|title=McFly, Wonderland|website=[[The Guardian]]|last=Petridis|first=Alexis|date=26 August 2005|access-date=6 October 2025}}</ref>

| rev4 = ''[[The Observer]]''

| rev4score = {{rating|3|5}}<ref>{{cite web|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20050905102146/http://observer.guardian.co.uk/omm/reviews/0,13876,1033598,00.html|title=The next 10|website=[[The Observer]]|date=5 September 2005|access-date=6 October 2025}}</ref>

}}

'''''Wonderland''''' is the second [[studio album]] by English [[pop rock]] band [[McFly]]. It was released in the United Kingdom on 29 August 2005, and was a success, being certified platinum, selling over 300,000 copies in the UK peaking at number 1 in the [[UK Albums Chart]] breaking the world record for the youngest band to top the album chart twice.<ref>{{cite book|title=Guinness World Records 2007 "Youngest double toppers"|date=29 September 2006|publisher=Guinness World Records Limited|isbn=1-904994-11-3|page=98}}</ref> Despite being less of a success in the UK, the album went on to match the worldwide sales of McFly's debut album ''[[Room on the 3rd Floor]]'', selling over one million copies.

{{Infobox Album |

Name = Wonderland |

Type = [[Album]] |

Artist = [[McFly]] |

Cover = Wonderland Album Cover.jpg |

Background = Orange |

Released = [[August 29]], [[2005]] |

Recorded = |

Genre = [[Pop music|Pop]] |

Length = 43:27 |

Label = [[Island Records]] |

Producer = Hugh Padgham |

Reviews = *''[[Channel 4]]'' [http://www.channel4.com/music/features/M/mcflyalbum.html]|

Last album = ''[[Room On The 3rd Floor]]''<br>(2004) |

This album = '''''Wonderland''''' <br>(2005) |

Next album =

|}}

==Background==

'''''Wonderland''''' is the second Number One album by the British [[pop music|pop]] band [[McFly]], which is the follow up to their Number One selling album ''[[Room On The 3rd Floor]]''. It was released in the [[United Kingdom|UK]] on [[29 August]], [[2005]]. It quickly dropped out of the charts and has so far produced lower sales than their debut.

The album contains production from early collaborator [[Hugh Padgham]], who co-produced the majority of the band's debut album, as well as production from former [[Busted (band)|Busted]] producer [[Steve Power]]. The album follows more of a story-like narrative than the band's first album, and adopts a slightly more advanced style of pop. Unlike the band's first album, there is no hidden track on the album. Four singles were released from the album: "[[All About You/You've Got a Friend|All About You]]", which was released as the official [[Comic Relief]] single for 2005, "[[I'll Be OK]]", "[[I Wanna Hold You]]" and the double A-side of "[[Ultraviolet/Ballad of Paul K|Ultraviolet and The Ballad of Paul K]]". A deluxe version of the album was released in special gatefold packagaing, with fold-out photos of the band as well as an extended booklet.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.discogs.com/McFly-Wonderland/release/4683279 |title=McFly - Wonderland (CD, Album) at Discogs |publisher=Discogs.com |date=2005-08-29 |access-date=2014-04-15}}</ref> The Japanese edition of the album contains two additional tracks plus two music videos.

==Critical reception==

Sharon Mawer of [[AllMusic]] said of the album: "The often difficult second album was made to look easy by McFly, the four lads from London who saw [[Busted (band)|Busted]], their main rivals for the affections of pre-teenage hearts, split up in 2005, leaving them the only guitar-based pop band in town, and McFly did not disappoint their army of fans with ''Wonderland''. At the time of release, it already contained two number one singles, "I'll Be OK" and the Comic Relief charity hit "All About You," although the [[Carly Simon]]/[[James Taylor]] B-side, track two on the CD single, "You've Got a Friend" was not included. The same mixture of good, fun 1960s-influenced pop songs and mid-tempo ballads is here, as on the debut album ''[[Room on the 3rd Floor]]'', the opening track, "I'll Be OK," being a good example of a boy band trying to sound as little like a boy band as possible with real instruments, mainly guitars that, if you really stretched your imagination, on the intro could be compared to the Who's "Won't Get Fooled Again," although it only lasted about fifteen seconds. The boys even felt confident enough to include a sitar on the song "Ultraviolet," which became their least successful single release to date. The turning point of the album came about halfway through - on vinyl it would have been side two - with the "All About You" track, which opened with an orchestral piece and then continued throughout the song with a strummed acoustic guitar and even had a woodwind instrumental break. And of course, there was quite a memorable song in there as well. This theme was expanded even further on the two-part track "She Falls Asleep"—part one a dreamy instrumental heavy on the orchestral string section; part two a sophisticated ballad, quite dramatic in its production—and the album concluded as it began, with more guitar-led harmony pop with the songs "Nothing" and "Memory Lane". One might sneer, but Wonderland was a good album from an obviously talented group of young lads."<ref>{{cite web|author=Sharon Mawer |url=http://www.allmusic.com/album/wonderland-mw0000543191 |title=Wonderland - McFly &#124; Songs, Reviews, Credits, Awards |publisher=[[AllMusic]] |date=2005-09-27 |access-date=2014-04-15}}</ref>

==Track listing==

{{track listing

# [[I'll Be OK]] '' – 3:24'' - <small> ([[Tom Fletcher]], [[Danny Jones]], [[Dougie Poynter]]) </small>

| all_writing =

# I've Got You '' – 3:18'' - <small> (Tom Fletcher, Danny Jones, [[Graham Gouldman]]) </small>

| headline = Standard edition

# Ultraviolet '' – 3:56'' - <small> (Tom Fletcher, Danny Jones) </small>

| extra_column = Producer(s)

# The Ballad Of Paul K - '' – 3:17'' - <small> (Tom Fletcher, Danny Jones, Dougie Poynter) </small>

| title1 = [[I'll Be OK]]

# [[I Wanna Hold You]] '' – 2:59'' - <small> (Tom Fletcher, Danny Jones, Dougie Poynter) </small>

| length1 = 3:24

# Too Close For Comfort '' – 4:37'' - <small> (Tom Fletcher, Danny Jones, Dougie Poynter) </small>

| writer1 = {{hlist|[[Tom Fletcher]]|[[Danny Jones]]|[[Dougie Poynter]]}}

# [[All About You/You've Got A Friend|All About You]] '' – 3:06'' - <small> (Tom Fletcher) </small>

| extra1 = Hugh Padgham

# She Falls Asleep [Part 1] '' – 1:43'' - <small> (Tom Fletcher) </small>

| title2 = I've Got You

# She Falls Asleep [Part 2] '' – 4:11'' - <small> (Tom Fletcher, [[Harry Judd]], Dougie Poynter) </small>

| length2 = 3:18

# Don't Know Why '' – 4:20'' - <small> (Danny Jones, [[Vicky Jones]]) </small>

#| Nothingwriter2 '' – 3:50'' - <small> (Tom= {{hlist|Fletcher, Danny |Jones, Dougie Poynter)|[[Graham </small>Gouldman]]}}

| extra2 = Hugh Padgham, Graham Gouldman

# Memory Lane '' – 4:40'' - <small> (Tom Fletcher, [[James Bourne]]) </small>

| title3 = [[Ultraviolet/The Ballad of Paul K|Ultraviolet]]

| length3 = 3:56

| writer3 = {{hlist|Fletcher|Jones}}

| extra3 = Steve Power

| title4 = [[Ultraviolet/The Ballad of Paul K|The Ballad of Paul K]]

| length4 = 3:17

| writer4 = {{hlist|Fletcher|Jones|Poynter}}

| extra4 = Hugh Padgham

| title5 = [[I Wanna Hold You]]

| length5 = 2:59

| writer5 = {{hlist|Fletcher|Jones|Poynter}}

| extra5 = Hugh Padgham

| title6 = Too Close for Comfort

| length6 = 4:37

| writer6 = {{hlist|Fletcher|Jones|Poynter}}

| extra6 = Hugh Padgham

| title7 = [[All About You/You've Got a Friend|All About You]]

| length7 = 3:06

| writer7 = {{hlist|Fletcher}}

| extra7 = Hugh Padgham

| title8 = She Falls Asleep - Part 1

| length8 = 1:43

| writer8 = {{hlist|Fletcher}}

| extra8 = Hugh Padgham

| title9 = She Falls Asleep - Part 2

| length9 = 4:11

| writer9 = {{hlist|Fletcher}}

| extra9 = Hugh Padgham

| title10 = Don't Know Why

| length10 = 4:20

| writer10 = {{hlist|Jones}}

| extra10 = Steve Power

| title11 = Nothing

| length11 = 3:50

| writer11 = {{hlist|Fletcher}}

| extra11 = Steve Power

| title12 = Memory Lane

| length12 = 4:40

| writer12 = {{hlist|Fletcher|[[James Bourne]]}}

| extra12 = Hugh Padgham

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{{track listing

| extra_column = Producer(s)

| headline = Japanese edition bonus tracks

| title13 = Easy Way Out

| writer13 = Fletcher, Jones, Poynter

| extra13 = Hugh Padgham

| length13 = 3:15

| title14 = I'll Be OK

| note14 = Tom and Danny's Acoustic version

| writer14 = Fletcher, Jones, Poynter

| extra14 = Fletcher, Jones

| length14 = 3:37

| title15 = Ultraviolet

| note15 = music video

| length15 = 3:56

| title16 = I'll Be OK

| note16 = music video

| length16 = 3:24

}}

{{track listing

| extra_column = Producer(s)

| headline = B-sides and rarities

| title1 = [[You've Got a Friend]]

| length1 = 4:27

| title2 = Room on the Third Floor

| note2 = Orchestral version

| length2 = 3:16

| title3 = All About You

| note3 = Orchestral version

| length3 = 3:05

| title4 = No Worries

| length4 = 4:10

| title5 = Nothing

| note5 = demo

| length5 = 3:05

| title6 = [[Pinball Wizard]]

| length6 = 3:27

| title7 = [[Mr. Brightside]]

| length7 = 3:14

| title8 = I Wanna Hold You

| note8 = instrumental

| length8 = 2:59

| title9 = The Ballad of Paul K

| note9 = orchestral version

| length9 = 3:15

| title10 = Ultraviolet

| note10 = live version

| length10 = 4:24

| title11 = [[I Predict a Riot]]

| note11 = BBC Radio 1 Live Lounge

| length11 = 3:30

| title12 = [[My Generation]]

| note12 = with [[Roger Daltrey]]

| length12 = 3:42

}}

==U.K. Chart RunCharts==

{|class="wikitable sortable plainrowheaders"

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! Chart (2005)

! Peak<br />Position

|-

! scope="row"|[[European Top 100 Albums|European Albums Chart]]<ref>{{cite book|url=https://books.google.com/books?id=nxMEAAAAMBAJ&q=mcfly |title=Billboard - Google Books |via=[[Google Books]]|date= 17 September 2005|access-date=2014-04-15}}</ref>

|{{center| 9}}

|-

{{album chart|Ireland2|11|artist=McFly|rowheader=true|refname=Ireland 2004|accessdate=30 September 2024|}}

|-

! scope="row"|Japanese Albums ([[Oricon]])<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.oricon.co.jp/prof/artist/339951/ranking/cd_album/ |title=マクフライのCDアルバムランキング │オリコン芸能人事典-ORICON STYLE |publisher=Oricon.co.jp |access-date=2014-04-15}}</ref>

|{{center| 61}}

|-

! scope="row"|Scottish Albums ([[Scottish Albums Chart|OCC]])<ref>[http://www.officialcharts.com/charts/scottish-albums-chart/20050501/40/ Official Scottish Albums Chart Top 100 | Official Charts Company<!-- Bot generated title -->]</ref>

|align="center"|1

|-

! scope="row"|South Korea Albums ([[Gaon Chart|GAON]])<ref>{{cite web |url=http://gaonchart.co.kr/main/section/search/list.gaon?Search_str=mcfly&x=48&y=15 |title=:: 가온차트와 함께하세요 :: |access-date=2012-08-19 |url-status=dead |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20120306062119/http://gaonchart.co.kr/main/section/search/list.gaon?Search_str=mcfly&x=48&y=15 |archive-date=6 March 2012 |df=dmy-all }}</ref>

|{{center| 70}}

|-

{{album chart|UK|1|artist=McFly|rowheader=true}}

|}

===Year-end charts===

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|<center>'''1'''

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|<center>'''6'''

|UK Albums (OCC)<ref>{{cite web|url=https://www.officialcharts.com/charts/end-of-year-artist-albums-chart/20050109/37502/|title=End of Year Album Chart Top 100 – 2005|publisher=Official Charts Company|accessdate=18 November 2021}}</ref>

|<center>'''15'''

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|<center>'''40'''

|<center>'''31'''

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|<center>'''49'''

|<center>'''60'''

|<center>'''61'''

|<center>'''63'''

|<center>'''57'''

|<center>'''50'''

|<center>'''57'''

|}

== Certifications ==

==Album Facts==

{{Certification Table Top|caption=Certifications for ''Wonderland''}}

*It includes the Number One [[Comic Relief]] single, "''All About You''".

{{Certification Table Entry|region=United Kingdom|type=album|artist=McFly|title=Wonderland|award=Platinum|access-date=25 July 2012|relyear=2005|certyear=2005|id=8330-1409-2}}

{{Certification Table Bottom | nosales=true}}

==See also==

*The second track to be released from the album was "''I'll Be OK''", which was their fourth UK Number One.

*[[The Wonderland Tour 2005]]

*"''Ultraviolet''" was previously named "''Summer Girls''" and was found on the band's original demo tape.

*"''Memory Lane''" and "''I've Got You''" were leaked out on the Internet but they were demo versions and are different to the album edit.

*[[The Who]]'s track "[[Substitute]]" is said to have influenced the track "''Nothing''".

*"''I've Got You''" was partly recorded in New Orleans.

*"''The Ballad Of Paul K''" was inspired by [[Supertramp]]'s song "''Give A Little Bit''". Paul K was someone who Dougie knew at school, although the song is not about him.

*[[Wonderland]] features a 60-piece Orchestra, which also played on [[The Wonderland Tour 2005]].

*A [[Digipak]] of the album was made available - the album held in ''Limited Edition'' packaging.

*The third single from the album was 'I Wanna Hold You' and it was released in the UK on [[October 17]] [[2005]]. It reached number three in the charts

*The fourth single from the album was a double A-side Ultraviolet/The Ballad of Paul K, which was released [[December 12]], [[2005]]. It got to number nine in the UK charts, which was their worst chart position to date.

== The Band's Commentary ==

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* '''''I’ll Be OK'''''

'''Danny:''' This actually started life as two songs – I’d written one, and Tom and written another. Mine had a bad verse and a good chorus, Tom’s had good verse and a really really, really bad chorus.

'''Tom:''' It wasn’t that bad.

'''Danny:''' So we put them together one morning when we were filming the movie [Just My Luck] in New Orleans, and the good verses worked with the good chorus. I guess this means that somewhere on the cutting room floor there’s this song’s mirror image, with really bad verses and a really bad chorus, It's how they made chicken nuggets you know.

* '''''I’ve Got You'''''

'''Harry:''' We began recording this in New Orleans. The whole vibe there was so chilled out that it brought out a different side of our playing. American production tends to be a lot brighter – there’s a different edge to it.

'''Danny:''' Tom and I wrote this with Graham Gouldman, who came up with the riff at the beginning and we built the rest of the song around it, then went away and wrote the lyrics separately.

'''Tom:''' It’s about standing by somebody no matter what – the line “if stars collide will you stand by and watch them fall” sums that up. It’s just about having someone to care about, be with and struggle with. The Who, again, are a big influence here – they’re the kings of amazing guitar riffs. For that reason we’ve kept the production very simple on this one, and it’s been a question across the whole album of keeping the songs as simple as possible.

* '''''Ultraviolet'''''

'''Tom:''' This was originally called ‘Summer Girls’ and was written a long time ago – we wrote a whole load all in one go and it got lost for a while as we played around with other songs. About a year later, when we were recording in the studio, I came across a CD of our home demo and it jumped out. It’s about how girls can change your world around…

'''Dougie:''' …in the summer…

'''Tom:''' …and how they can really screw with your head. In the first verse, the Miss Halloween who’s drinking at the bar in New Orleans is the summer girl who’s screwing your mind up. I think this is my favourite song – structurally, musically and lyrically – on the album.

'''Danny:''' There’s a sitar at the beginning and the end of this song. Tom stole the sitar off some bloke on the street.

'''Tom:''' I did nothing of the sort.

* '''''The Ballad Of Paul K'''''

'''Tom:''' This song’s inspired, musically, by Supertramp’s ‘Give A Little Bit’, and it’s about our dads. Dads in general, really – but that specific point in their life when they go through a mid-life crisis, with his life falling down and he doesn’t have a clue what to do with himself. I’m not really looking forward to getting properly old.

'''Danny:''' From my point of view it’s a song about realising exactly how much your parents keep from you when things are tough, and when they’ve run out of money. There’s a line about struggling to pay for a new kitchen floor – which I can directly relate to. Obviously Harry’s family could afford as many kitchen floors as they wanted.

'''Harry:''' And they were heated.

'''Dougie:''' Paul K is a weirdo who went to my school – this Greek guy who never spoke and thought he was a dinosaur. Just one of those really, really weird guys. Of course the weirdest thing is that this song isn’t even about him…

* '''''I Wanna Hold You'''''

'''Danny:''' It’s probably early days to say ‘classic McFly’ but this is one of a few songs on ‘Wonderland’ to provide a good bridge between how we were two years ago and how we are now. We started writing this on our first tour – hotel rooms have proved great locations for songwriting.

'''Tom:''' It’s ironic that the song was started so early, because this ended up being one of the last songs to actually be recorded for ‘Wonderland’. I was literally writing the lyrics on the day we were doing the vocals - Danny was finishing the lyrics for the middle eight while I was recording my verse!

'''Danny:''' This is my only lead solo on the album. I wanted more, but there you go.

'''Tom:''' The strings were recorded on the same day we did the strings for ‘She Falls Asleep’. It’s cheaper if you do it all on one go.

* '''''Too Close For Comfort'''''

'''Dougie:''' Lyrically I think it’s probably the heaviest thing we’ve written.

'''Tom:''' It’s about getting close to a girl but feeling, the whole time, as if she’s keeping something back from you. In the song you’re driving her home for the last time, you’re telling her how you feel and you give her a letter which tells her everything you don’t have the words to say. In the end you find out all the lies… There’s a riff in one of the verses which was made using this thing called a Space Echo – this thing with loads of analogue tape wound up in it that records and then plays over itself, which made the riff sound absolutely huge.

* '''''All About You'''''

'''Tom:''' I originally wrote this as a Valentine’s Day present, for a girl, and that was miles before Comic Relief even came up so I never actually intended for anyone to hear it. She was very pleased with it.

'''Harry:''' Did you sing it to her?

'''Tom:''' No, I recorded it and gave her the CD.

'''Tom:''' So anyway, the song turned out really well and when Comic Relief came about the whole song’s meaning changed.

* '''''She Falls Asleep'''''

'''Harry:''' Epic is the word.

'''Tom:''' This was written over a year ago – and along with ‘All About You’ it was one of the first songs I wrote on the piano I got for the house. Over time it took on a life of its own. It’s about a girl who commits suicide – when she falls asleep it’s because she’s, well…

'''Dougie:''' Killed herself.

'''Tom:''' Yes. The song tells the story of her phoning her best friend up on the phone – he doesn’t know what to say to help her, so he races round to her house to sort her out but by the time he gets there she’s already dead. Originally the song was going to have drums and guitars coming in halfway through, but in the end we decided it should be all orchestra and piano. I’m a big fan of [film score composer] John Williams, and the introduction is very inspired by him.

* '''''Don't Know Why'''''

'''Danny:''' This is a song I wrote with my sister some time ago, and finished for this album. It’s about when you’re young and your mum and dad argue and you don’t want to hear it – and then later on, when they’re splitting up, you wish you’d taken notice and done something about it. It’s just about the shit you go through as a teenager – or at any age. There are a few of my different inspirations here. The line “dreams we had as kids fade away” reminds me of an old Oasis b-side, ‘Fade Away’, and the middle eight is inspired by a guy called Isaac Guillory. The end bit was influenced by the singer-songwriter Kelly Joe Phelps.

'''Tom:''' Your influences are so random! I’ve never even heard of half these people you bang on about!

'''Danny:''' It’s just the music I was brought up on!

* '''''Nothing'''''

'''Tom:''' It’s one of the songs where The Who spring to mind – not in terms of its sound, but I’d just learned how to play ‘Substitute’ on the guitar when I wrote the riff. I started writing it in a Jacuzzi in New Orleans, I had it going round in my head so I got out, dried myself down and went down to the river to finish it off. The line “I hope you will be happy, I hope you’re happy now” was inspired by Wicked, the musical, which we saw on Broadway when we were in New York and must be the best musical I’ve ever seen.

* '''''Memory Lane'''''

'''Tom:''' The only song on the album co-written with James Bourne – first recorded a very, very long time ago and actually one of the songs that was considered for the first album.

'''Danny:''' In the end it wasn’t finished in time so we’ve had the opportunity to look at it again for ‘Wonderland’ and the version we’ve got now is about a million times better than the one that was knocking around a couple of years ago.

==References==

{{Reflist}}

* [http://www.mcflyofficial.com/home/ Official Site]

==SeeExternal alsolinks==

*[http://www.mcfly.com McFly website]

*[[The Wonderland Tour 2005]]

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