Greatest pop-punk band evar
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Album Rating: 2.5
Tell All Your Friends and Louder Now were much better but this is still at least an AVERAGE album, 1.5 is making me LOL.
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Album Rating: 4.5
I'd like to add one more thing wrong about this shitfest: the lyrics you quoted. You picked the most
easier song to get the lyrics from, at the easiest part of it, and still didn't get it right. Also,
there's not a single use of Christian imagery used on this song as you go two lines bragging about,
trying to look like you actually listen to this. Unless the Catholic church or some other cult has a
patent on the word "savior" and I'm not aware about it.
Good luck with your Rolling Stone / Spin / Pitchfork internship, mate.
PS: By the way, Sad Savior is fucking awesome.
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Album Rating: 2.0
"I'd like to add one more thing wrong about this shitfest: the lyrics you quoted. You picked the most easier song to get the lyrics from, at the easiest part of it, and still didn't get it right."
Sorry to tell ya, but bad lyrics are bad lyrics.
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Album Rating: 4.5
Sorry to tell ya, but bad lyrics are bad lyrics.
Sorry to tell ya, but poorly written reviews don't make a poor record. I'm not saying he or you
can't not like, hate or despise the record. I'm just saying he did a pretty poor job with this
review. If he had consistent arguments the review would be justifiable. Even if this was in fact a
very poor record, the review would still be an all around fail.
There's a brilliant piece of an article written by Thrice's drummer that translates very well why I
think this review is all around wrong. You can read it here:
http://www.flipcollective.com/2011/06/10/you-keep-using-that-word-by-riley-breckenridge/
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Album Rating: 2.0
"Sorry to tell ya, but poorly written reviews don't make a poor record. I'm not saying he or you can't like the record. I'm just saying he did a pretty poor job with this review. If he had consistent arguments the review would be justifiable. Even if this was in fact a very poor record, the review would still be an all around fail. "
Why don't you write a review of it?
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Album Rating: 4.5
Maybe I'll do it, but I think it's still too soon for this. I don't have more than 10 spins of this yet, I have a grasp on the record, but don't feel confident enough to write a piece about it just yet. Maybe on the release date or til the the end of the next week.
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Album Rating: 3.5
10 spins is plenty to write a review
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Album Rating: 2.0
You should write more words about this review weve all been totally reading them
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Album Rating: 2.0
Sputnikmusic New Reviewer Form-
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[x] Listened to the record?
[x] Familiar with the genre?
[_] Gotten anyone pregnant?
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Album Rating: 4.5
Way to misread what I said.
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Album Rating: 1.5
actually i write reviews because i like doing it, academy's wrong there. though i think i'm flattered
by the tim wakefield analogy, im not sure. even if he doesnt speak for everyone.
and japandroid youre a delusional twat and we're done here. you've been grasping at straws this whole
thread trying to prove this review has no credibility by stating your opinion as objective fact and
misinterpreting every post you read to justify your fanboy vendetta, which, unsurprisingly, coincides
with how you've grossly misinterpreted this review because of your boner for john nolan. remember when
you started by saying this review was arguing that brand new ruled and taking back sunday sucked even
though this review has one non-comparitive mention of one song Brand New wrote? your posts have kind
of been like that.
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Album Rating: 4.5
I've said on another review I woud hold my words to comment on this. I'm not a fanboy. I'm a fan,
yes. I'm passionate about this album, yes. But what I did here was point out things your review got
it wrong.
And that was quite a lot. You should at least take something good out of it and correct the lyrics,
it'll make you look like you actually listened this. Maybe correct that part where you say "Sad
Savior" uses Christian imagery too, since it makes you look dumb, if someone listen to the song and
realize there's nothing but on this specific one. Think of this as constructive criticism, now you
can make your review better.
I didn't even get to discuss the merits and flaws of this record, but that I will be doing on my own
review, as it was suggested.
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Album Rating: 1.5
words mean different things to different people and in the context of this album i took the song title and sad martyr protagonist of the track to fall in line with lazzara's jesus thing what is difficult to understand about that
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Album Rating: 2.0
foxxxy
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Album Rating: 1.5
cute move going to wikipedia to make sure the general public doesn't read this monstrosity
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Album Rating: 4.5
Is there a sad martyr on the song "Sad Savior"? That's news to me, enlighten me, please. I thought the song is about someone that is damaged goods that can't let go from the baggage of her/his past, but what do I know? It's about Jesus or some Christian shit, it has the word "Savior" on the title.
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Album Rating: 1.5
I thought the song is about someone that is damaged goods that can't let go from the baggage of her/his past I agree with this, but I think the chorus of "you don't have to pretend to be an orphan anymore/you don't have to pretend to be important anymore" indicates a sense of martyrdom about the main character of the song. I know several people who because of their damaged pasts carry around an air of "fuck the world, I'm a tragic figure" attitude. Which, again, in the context of the album, falls in with all the other Christ/God/Sin talk.
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Album Rating: 2.0
14 pages, 5 of which you are complaining. Stop.
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Album Rating: 2.0
Talking to Japandroid I am.
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