Album Rating: 3.5
Adam Gontier's voice was literally designed by the radio heavens in order to sing in a band exactly like this... Really strong, incredibly appropriate.
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I remember the kids in school who listened to this band.. they all had all-black skater sneakers, acne, dainty shoulders and angry step-dads..
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Album Rating: 3.5
Lol you just described 90% of the high school population! (100% if you take the stepdads out of the equation).
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the kids who listened to jesus lizard wore boots, put out more, and had better drugs though.. they had killed their step-dads over the summer and were much happier..
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I dont understand the hate for this band. Just jammed I Hate Everything About You for the first time in forever a bit ago. Shit bangs m/
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Album Rating: 4.5
I Hate Everthing About You is irritating as hell
Revisiting this album and this shit bangs m/
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m/
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Album Rating: 4.5
LET'S START A RIOT
A RIOT
LET'S START A RIOT
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Band brings the cringe no doubt
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Why does this not have a year
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Album Rating: 3.0
easy to listen to and really gets me in my temporary emo mood, pain and time of dying are definitely my highlights
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Album Rating: 4.5
The nostalgic value of this album still holds up surprisingly well.
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Album Rating: 4.0
Not exactly the best band out there but One-X is their best album. Been jamming it lately.
But after listening to that garbo album Human, I didn't even bother with Outsider. The few tracks I did listen off of that just put me to sleep.
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Album Rating: 2.5
Albums like this are why I'll probably never write a review for this site; I just can't do with being chastised by low-life, neck-beard basement dwellers who swear by the low-fi-est of low-fi black metal or whatever genre that the pretentious masses claim as being "intellectual" despite probably failing basic English and maths classes.
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what a loss
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Album Rating: 3.5
Albums like this are why I'll probably never write a review for this site; I just can't do with being chastised by low-life, neck-beard basement dwellers who swear by the low-fi-est of low-fi black metal or whatever genre that the pretentious masses claim as being "intellectual" despite probably failing basic English and maths classes.
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Album Rating: 4.5
Albums like this are why I'll probably never write a review for this site; I just can't do with being chastised by low-life, neck-beard basement dwellers who swear by the low-fi-est of low-fi black metal or whatever genre that the pretentious masses claim as being "intellectual" despite probably failing basic English and maths classes.
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Album Rating: 4.0
I listened to this a lot about 8 years ago and I fucking loved it, so I guess my rating is based off nostalgia.
even though pain, gone forever and on my own are pretty bland or overly angsty lyrically, they still have a catchy enough sound. Pain especially.
There are also a couple of cringeworthy moments on here, but there's just something about the sound that is simultaneously catchy and memorable.
I agree with the bass and drums comment, they could have been utilised more.
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Album Rating: 4.0
This was their best album though, the flow between tracks is pretty good too, and is a bit more complex and standout than their debut as well.
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Album Rating: 4.5
I mean say what you want about the utilization, this album's drum production (and its follow up too) is fucking god tier.
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