Album Rating: 4.0
I should check this sometime, I love Sci Fi Crimes.
Gonzo, Ever hear 10 Years-The Autumn Effect? Same alt metal genre but drums and bass are far from boring on that.
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Album Rating: 3.0
I haven't no. I shall check it out. Though, what I'm getting at is this style of music -for the most part- is rhythm takes a backseat.
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Album Rating: 4.0
Hell no bro check that out it amazing and one of the most meaningful alt metal albums ever created imo everyone's involved
equally on that record
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Album Rating: 3.0
Overall, probably my least favorite Chevelle, but that's not to say it's not worth checking out. Some awesome tracks on here, namely Face To The Floor, Envy, and the title track.
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Album Rating: 3.0
Envy and Meddler are spectacular, but the rest is trash
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Album Rating: 3.5
Great band, shit scene
Pinata is sexy shit
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Album Rating: 3.5
"rhythm takes a backseat"
Vena Sera has some nice rhythm work, in Brainiac, Straight Jacket Fashion, I Get It, etc..
The rest youre pretty much right yeh
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Album Rating: 3.5
"rhythm takes a backseat"
Vena Sera has some nice rhythm work, in Brainiac, Straight Jacket Fashion, I Get It, etc..
The rest youre pretty much right yeh
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Album Rating: 2.5
Pinata kicks so much balls. Probably one of their best songs of all.
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Album Rating: 3.5
They need a rhythm guitarist so Pete can solo more
He's actually pretty good when he wants to be
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Album Rating: 3.0
The sad thing is a lot of the musican that play this kind of music are amazing. I stumbled across a video on youtube of Aaron Fink (ex-gutarist in Breaking Benjamin) at soundcheck with everyone but Ben, and they played a song -I forget which song- and he lets loose with a face-melting solo near the end.
Still, it's the style of music I guess.
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Album Rating: 3.5
Ha, thats weird. I havent listened to Breaking Benjamin since high school but Fink's solos always kinda sucked on the record.
But I guess youre right. It bums me out. This band clearly has the potential to write some great music, they just play it too safe to ever really hit hard enough. Still Im not a believer in the notion that if you add endless guitar noodling and five extra minutes of pointless shit to each song your musical integrity increases at all either, so...
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Album Rating: 3.0
I agree. But if a solo or something with a bit of technicality works use it. ha I love bands like this for vocal sake though. There is some great melodies on this record.
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I've always loved these guys and I just downloaded the album and listened to the meddler. All I can say is that pete's voice seems to get better and better on every album. Also, these guys put on the most solid shows I've seen. Everything sounds exactly like their recordings
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also, point #1 has some decent drums on it. If you haven't already listened to it you should give it a listen although it is the least refined album they've created.
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Album Rating: 4.0
randomly stumbled upon this... the first 7 tracks are so good.. especially Meddler and Pinata
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weird how much sput loves this band, i mean they have a pretty mainstream (albeit good) sound, not that i dislike them, at all, it just seems a bit odd.
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Album Rating: 4.0
They have a pretty winning formula and for some reason know how to play it just tweaked enough each
time that it doesn't get old. They can also play heavy and soft music equally as well (despite 90% of
the songs being heavy, when they go soft it can also be epic). This was the first time in pretty much
forever though where one could listen to the album and think "they might be losing ideas".
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emim
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Sorry if I offend people but this honestly sounds like slightly better Nickelback to me.
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