Album Rating: 3.0
Yeah that’s a cool tune. I like the way it builds with big backing vocals.
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Album Rating: 3.0
Running in the roar of the wind is just a worse version of Farewell Youth.
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Album Rating: 2.5 | Sound Off
yeah but the bar is really really low on this midfest
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Album Rating: 3.0
You guys gotta stop talking about this non event of an album and check the new Riley! "Keep Your Cool"
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Album Rating: 3.5
bet
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Album Rating: 3.5
it’s pretty good
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Album Rating: 2.5
I think they stopped giving a shit but the first track is fire.
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I like around 4 or 5 songs off this album. Take It To Heart is the one I find myself going to the most.
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Album Rating: 3.0
My wife really likes the Tom Petty track off this, so we listen to that one a lot. Is that Take It to Heart?
SOME-DAYs
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Album Rating: 2.5
Looping back to say that this is a mediocre record, but Come On Heartache is EXCEPTIONAL
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"Some of it was True." Hah I actually felt like a bit of a jerk about it back then and especially now, but No Use for a Name released an album called "Hard Rock Bottom." I called it the hit rock bottom hard album. It had some nice thoughtful songs, but No Use had completely got away from their skate punk or hardcore roots. I still haven't heard that one in awhile, but just knowing what Tony Sly was going through it feels a little different and I did like one of his solo albums enough to buy it much later.
Anyhow. I am only bumping this because I saw this on the front page and I am one of those jerks who really doesn't like slow music or change in a band I am familiar with (not to sidetrack this too much any farther). But there is a point where all I did want was something not too different than what I was used to :/ I may have fell into that trap again, but can appreciate slower stuff. Ok I gotta stop typing here (ya idiot).
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