Album Rating: 2.0
ok cool
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^ 123
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Album Rating: 3.0
agreed hard
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Album Rating: 2.5
I so wish this review wasnt spot on, used to love this band but their newer stuff is hella average.
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The narrative Abandoned presents is from the family dog's point of view, or maybe it's the train tracks' point of view? Honestly I don't care because Defeater have never really been good lyrically.
lololol i like travels and lost ground but never heard anything else, can def see how this is repetitive as fuck
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Good review but are there songs to cry to on this?
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Album Rating: 3.5
I don't get that last sentence. if its now presented from "the water's point of view", wouldn't that be something new as opposed to the same ol songwriting and narrative they've always brought with their records?
Good points in this, nice review!
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Album Rating: 1.5
great summary
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Album Rating: 2.5
Letters home grew on me so hopefully this will. But yea this whole story line is getting old and repetitive. I am surprised they have kept going with it.
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Laughed much harder at "the family dog's point of view" than I should have. As others have said, spot-on review
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don't agree that the overuse of the concept undervalues the first few releases. jammed travels, lost ground and EDSN last week and they all held up pretty well, cuz both the lyrics and music on those records were pretty great; that of these newest ones just makes it seem like they're not trying anymore. travels is still basically perfect, btw.
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"The narrative Abandoned presents is from the family dog's point of view, or maybe it's the train tracks' point of view?"
hahahahahahahhaha
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Album Rating: 2.0
review is literally treb just being mad about things
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I'd be pissed too if I still listened to "hardcore".
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"The narrative Abandoned presents is from the family dog's point of view, or maybe it's the train tracks' point of view?"
has to be one of the funniest sentences you've ever written
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Album Rating: 3.5
disagreed, that sentence is just 100% hilarious
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Not gonna lie, I actually chuckled irl at that opening sentence.
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band needs to just stop worrying about the narrative and make music
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"I don't get that last sentence. if its now presented from "the water's point of view", wouldn't that be something new as opposed to the same ol songwriting and narrative they've always brought with their records?"
let's refer back to another part of the review
"The narrative Abandoned presents is from the family dog's point of view, or maybe it's the train tracks' point of view? Honestly I don't care because Defeater have never really been good lyrically. They covered the same topics and themes in every song, but used the narrative gimmick as a flimsy way to disguise blatant rehashing of ideas."
does it make sense now?
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Album Rating: 3.5
Oh yes, that's painfully obvious now.
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