Album Rating: 2.5 | Sound Off
idk this one just sounded like Touche Amore b-sides to me
I know the lyrics are the appeal but I didn't pay attention to them at all so idk
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happens all the time ye
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Album Rating: 3.0 | Sound Off
idk this one just sounded like Touche Amore b-sides to me
I know the lyrics are the appeal but I didn't pay attention to them at all so idk
i was just commenting on the hypocrisy that is your soundoff but yeah i cant say i really was listening to the lyrics at all, was studying, made decent background sounds, guitar was pleasant and inoffensive, did not hate, will never listen again, have no qualms
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Album Rating: 2.5 | Sound Off
That soundoff is just a stupid joke and not meant to be taken seriously and has nothing to do with the band's actual sound and I posted it two months ago yeah
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Album Rating: 3.0 | Sound Off
it was posted two months ago? well, this changes everything....
lol ;p
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couldnt get into this one
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< Trebor's soundoff [2]
if the lyrics are the appeal then oh boy.
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Another excellent review, Chan. Still hasn't made up my mind about this, but I like it more than Wildlife so far, I think
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Album Rating: 4.0 | Sound Off
"People who grow up in small towns or any other sort of close-knit community have to deal every day with the weight of reputation. "
oh you are so goddamn right
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.. and I thought living in rural/small town areas here sucked. At least people mind their own business.
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Album Rating: 2.5 | Sound Off
listened twice, still can't get into it. couple decent tracks though
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I actually prefer Somewhere over all their other material (I love it all though), and it certainly hasn't got them a bad reputation, I can't wait to hear this.
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7" man
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Album Rating: 4.0 | Sound Off
agreed
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Album Rating: 2.5
Some songs on here are pretty good, others are just awful.
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Jordan's vocals in the first few moments of this album are so unintentionally hilarious
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Album Rating: 3.5
I'm still digesting this one, not sure what I think.
I think the review is well written, but I disagree with your opinion on Somewhere... If you want lyrical content based on love that is truly shallow, my guess is you can find that on any of the pop/country/etc. stations on your local radio. Having gone through my own divorce, Jordan nails the emotion of separation and all the bad things that happen in-between the start and end of a marriage. Anyone's connection to the lyrical content on Somewhere..., I think, is probably heavily tied to life experience. You may have gone through the same stuff and still hold that opinion (on Somewhere...), which is fine, I just think that every word Jordan has ever sung, spoken or screamed has been pretty far away from shallow because it sure feels like he genuinely feels, understands and is sincere about whatever his topic is. Divorce, stories he heard second hand or whatever fiction is part of his lyrics.
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agreeed
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If you want lyrical content based on love that is truly shallow, my guess is you can find that on any of the pop/country/etc. stations on your local radio.
Lol, to tell Channing this
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Album Rating: 3.5
That wasn't a knock on anyone personally or me saying "Go listen to top 40 radio you stupid reviewer"... Just sayin' that's where I believe shallow music to lie, not that it can't be found elsewhere.
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