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DeadToPain
September 8th 2009


694 Comments

Album Rating: 5.0

Great review. I actually like that it's more of an essay. One of my best friends did his thesis paper on "Jane Doe", and this reminds me quite a bit of that paper. Great going!

mvdu
September 8th 2009


992 Comments

Album Rating: 3.5

I like this album, but never thought of it this way. It really is a foreboding to what I thought was a very bad decade in world affairs. I'll give you a pos.

gaslightanthem
September 8th 2009


5208 Comments


And btw parkway drive are
****ing amazing the bands u listen suck *** here come the kraken trough the eyes of the dead is what it's all about

thebhoy
September 8th 2009


4460 Comments

Album Rating: 5.0

yes it was a reference to 2012... what the hell are you talking about gaslight?

gaslightanthem
September 9th 2009


5208 Comments


Lol it all sounds te Same to you man but to me they all say there own piece and teres no music that can actually give u as much energy and adreneline as deathcore

Prophet178
September 9th 2009


6397 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

Hahahah what the fuck are you talking about.

gaslightanthem
September 9th 2009


5208 Comments


how can this be the best album of the decade whe ter is killing wit a smie sometimes indie is do generic hahaha u guys make me laf

thebhoy
September 9th 2009


4460 Comments

Album Rating: 5.0

Radiohead are deathcore, didn't you notice Prophet?

gaslightanthem
September 9th 2009


5208 Comments


radiodread junjunjun

gaslightanthem
September 9th 2009


5208 Comments


but srsly good review/essay

thebhoy
September 9th 2009


4460 Comments

Album Rating: 5.0

Seriously the first paragraph is an attempt for me to get everyone to change a few words:



1) Modernism is now called "We're all fucked"

2) Post-modernism is now called "We're kinda fucked"

3) Minimalism is now called "I don't really know what I'm doing"



I find this more revealing.

shindip
September 9th 2009


3539 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

kinda interesting review. album is pretty damn great

Knott-
Emeritus
September 9th 2009


10260 Comments

Album Rating: 5.0 | Sound Off

Amazing commentary with about a million important points.



I find it absolutely astounding how unequivocal and unarguable it is that September 11 was the most important event of the decade. I'm still stunned by it to this day, and not because of some emotional connection; I'm just in awe of such a massive event happening within my memorable lifetime. Kid A obviously isn't shaped around it but the thing is Radiohead were writing about things that happened before they occurred - not in a psychic sense, just in foreshadowing mindsets and attitudes - and this is easily one of the best records of all time because of it. It still frightens me senseless.

thebhoy
September 9th 2009


4460 Comments

Album Rating: 5.0

kinda interesting review




Th-thanks?

shindip
September 9th 2009


3539 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

^ let me re-phrase that VERY interesting review. but still very very good

thebhoy
September 9th 2009


4460 Comments

Album Rating: 5.0

no... that's why I said it was ridiculous just like the global warming nuts on my university last year saying the world was going to end in ten years.

thebhoy
September 9th 2009


4460 Comments

Album Rating: 5.0

t'sall good brah.

Scatterbrain
September 12th 2009


62 Comments


yeah this review was definately worth writing cos it shows that this hasn't, amazingly, been done to death. shows the quality of the album I guess.

surely I wasn't the only person to cry after motion picture soundtrack?

shade
September 12th 2009


1198 Comments

Album Rating: 5.0

Nope.

thebhoy
September 14th 2009


4460 Comments

Album Rating: 5.0

just everyone without a soul didn't cry. Just sayin





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