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3.0 good | Jacob Clark | May 30th 16 | Switchfoot's debut shows more of their grunge/post-grunge roots than most of their later releases. There's a definite lack of polish that actually makes most of The Legend of Chin more enjoyable; however, that also comes with a downside. The album has some major pacing problems that make it a slightly lengthy-feeling listen, and the ballads present feel a little too cliched to be terribly effective. All in all, it definitely leaves room for improvement, but The Legend of Chin is fun in its own right.
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2.5 average | iGuter | November 15th 12 | I can totally understand why I liked this album when I was a kid; this was pre-A Walk to Remember Jon Foreman. That means this was the grungy, teen, rebellion era; only blander and forgettable. Yes, I liked this album as a kid, but it has not aged well as far I'm concerned.
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4.0 excellent | Timmy | January 23rd 23 |
2.5 average | Tdunn99 | December 23rd 21 |
2.5 average | Source | July 6th 20 |
3.0 good | Lucman | February 21st 19 |
3.5 great | Spigot | February 9th 16 |
3.0 good | Xhoven | January 28th 15 |
3.5 great | Eddy | May 5th 14 |
3.5 great | Aymax | March 10th 14 |
4.5 superb | RE58 | January 24th 13 |
4.5 superb | Zikana | November 16th 12 |
4.0 excellent | tombomb | December 18th 10 |
3.0 good | Eko | July 12th 10 |
5.0 classic | csholm | June 16th 10 |
2.5 average | Mace | June 14th 10 |
3.0 good | jatts7 | February 15th 10 |
4.0 excellent | Xelis | November 8th 09 |
3.5 great | benhxc | January 31st 09 |
3.0 good | fritz | September 1st 08 |
4.0 excellent | natey | April 20th 08 |
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