Album Rating: 2.0

there are three tank paragraphs because i meant this to be a short review

i don't know myself very well after these 100 reviews apparently... shucks

I'll probably check out the stuff from their back catalog that I haven't heard before I try listening to this. I still need to hear the rest of Oh! Gravity, even if it is as hit and miss as I've heard it is.

Digging: Lunatic Soul - Lunatic Soul II

Album Rating: 2.0

it has dirty second hands and circles

faust midas and myself rules too... and burn out bright and awakening are pretty cool

the rest is okay i guess

also i broke up the paragraphes a bit - edit: now it looks even longer UGH

Waior your reactions in this thread remind me of a teenage girl discovering her sexuality for the very
first time.

In a "oh-hey-look-tits!" kinda way.

Digging: Daft Punk - Random Access Memories

Album Rating: 2.0

i'm doped up on motrin and tylenol after one killer migraine

i'm kind of catatonic

nice 100th review asshole

Digging: Bibio - Silver Wilkinson

Album Rating: 4.5

I get the impression that you're nostalgic for Nothing is Sound.

Personally I've enjoyed every album the band's produced. Hello Hurricane was maybe my least favourite but I enjoyed this the whole way through. Found it catchy and relatively diverse. Think it's worth more than a 2.

congrats on the 100th review.

Digging: Faith No More - The Real Thing

Album Rating: 3.5

1. This is a messy read my friend, rife with grammatical error. Looks like you wrote it on a cell phone, perhaps? Might wanna give it another proof-read, 'specially given that it's your big 100 ; )

2. Switchfoot has always had a large helping of tacky lyricism, manufactured aggression, under-cooked quirkiness and creativity, and an over-aspirational anthemic sense. They have always had these things. So does every other band in their genre. They also write catchy-as-hell melodies and have a distinctive vocalist. When will you learn that THAT'S. ALL. THEY. NEED. If you expect any more from them, you WILL be disappointed. A perfect blend of catchiness, creativity, and consistency is the exception, not the rule in this genre. If you don't personally like these guys that's fine, but you need to write with PERSPECTIVE. Because in context, Switchfoot is one of the best bands in their genre.

I'm currently writing a review for this album. 2.0 I don't think gives this album justice. This band sounds more mature and talented than ever.

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probably will review this as like a 3.5/maaaybe 4 sometime in the next week or two.

and lol at the kutless thing

Album Rating: 2.0

fuck you stan

fighting objectivity with your own objectivity never has and never will work

never post in my threads again

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as for austini and eko, I look forward to seeing your reviews! it'll be interesting to hear someone who likes this back it up...

actually, I really look forward to them because i really don't understand what you see in this album. it might shed some light

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might review eastern hymns first to inform everyone of how good it is tho

Album Rating: 2.0

more people need to hear that one yes

i've lost interest in switchfoot since their last album. im glad this review exists considering the christian review sites seem to be hailing this as ultimatum switchfoot. i listen to one song for like 45 seconds and after it sounded like every other switchfoot song i turned it of

good review, will not be getting

oh and happy 100

Why hasn't this been featured yet?

We'll always have The Beautiful Letdown

Nice 100th Waior, you are undoubtedly one of my favorite writers on the site, so seeing you reach such a big milestone is very pleasing

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yeah the Christian sites are going absolutely bonkers

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The Christian sites are going absolutely bonkers because that's what they do when they hear Christian music that
doesn't blow chunks. People who have given up everything but Christian music have a different pedestal set aside for
the "genre": this is good for Christian music (as if music made by Christians can't really be as good as music by
secular artists). It's like people eating veggie burgers and drinking almond milk when they realise what those devil-
worshipping cow farmers are really up to... hey, this almost tastes like real meat! I guess it'll do.

It's really kind of dumb.

Thanks for the kind words Sowing and Alex, I appreciate it. It does feel, like I said, anticlimactic but that might just
because I'm not really connected to the site anymore. Otherwise I would've written a trilogy on Anberlin's Cities or
something.