Modest Mouse Good News for People Who Love Bad News
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MrKite
May 13th 2008


5020 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

It's actually way better than i expected.

tom79
May 18th 2008


3938 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

It's got a handful of good songs (Ocean Breathes Salty, Bukowski, The World at Large), but too many average ones for it to be really great. A good listen but has nothing on their first three.

Electric City
May 18th 2008


15756 Comments


ohai its tom

Kevwa451
July 9th 2008


16 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

I agree with this review full heartedly, though i feel Blame it on the tetons is still a good song despite its length and they could deffinately do without "The Devils workday" as soon as i hear that i feel like switching the album, its not as good as "This is a long drive for someone with nothing to think about" but it has its advantages over that album as well, deffinately 4 worthy if i could id go 3.9 but it rounds up i guess

Fapper
July 11th 2008


649 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

I pretty much pop the CD in and listen to the first four tracks and then skip to Satin in a Coffin. Bury me With it, Bukowski, and The Good Times are Killing me are good songs too though, just not as epic as the ones I previously mentioned. And is it just me, which it probably is, but does The World at Large make you feel all depressed?

Kevwa451
July 15th 2008


16 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

The world at large is the single most depressing song in all of history, thats why its followed by float on lol, still a good song though

Athom
Emeritus
July 15th 2008


17244 Comments


Haven't we all come the consensus that Johnny Cash's cover of Hurt is the

single most depressing song in all of history
???

natey
July 15th 2008


4195 Comments

Album Rating: 3.5

no: "Ohio is for Lovers" by Hawthorne Heights

alex0203
July 31st 2008


21 Comments


this is a pretty good album. the only catchy song on it is "Float On", but that's ok, it's still good.

MIRAI87
October 23rd 2008


249 Comments

Album Rating: 3.5

Why is nobody talking about 'This Devil's Workday'?



I love that song! It's the first Modest Mouse song I heard and it got me into them. Now I realize The Moon & Antarctica is much better, but I still find this CD a good listen every now and again.

SVIIB
February 18th 2009


28 Comments

Album Rating: 3.0

This album got a lot of hype, and Float On, The View, and Ocean Breathes Salty are all really awesome songs.... but the rest of the album is just kind of a let down. It seems like it would be much better, but it just didn't get any more exciting the longer I listen to it. It has its moments..but that's all it has.This Message Edited On 02.18.09

Radicality
March 18th 2009


35 Comments

Album Rating: 3.5

Kind of hit and miss, but the hits are more frequent and more obvious.

idbz
May 20th 2009


90 Comments

Album Rating: 3.5

slightly inconsistent, but overall pretty solid

MentalityOfA
May 26th 2009


1217 Comments

Album Rating: 3.5

Good News For People Who Love Bad News.



Hmmm, GNFPWLBN,



That's quite a mouthful,

even if you cut it down.



DhA
June 25th 2009


421 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

This album has some really really good tracks on it which alone mean half the criticism it gets is unjustified.

imperfecktion
July 21st 2009


11 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

This review starts off well,

then i get to the end of it and think

where is the rest of it?

You missed out some key Tracks like "Bukowski"

and "This Devils Workday". They are both worth mentioning.

I suppose each to their own, But i was surprised these two tracks weren't mentioned.

Kashmir09
August 27th 2009


772 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

I love all mouse

shazwagon
September 20th 2009


84 Comments


I love this album! And I even love Dancehall!

Fapper
September 20th 2009


649 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

That's icky

MentalityOfA
December 2nd 2009


1217 Comments

Album Rating: 3.5

Ocean Breathes Salty is one of my favorite tracks off this. I was expecting it to be one of the "Key" tracks.



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