Album Rating: 3.5
Review is fair and nicely balanced. Good work.
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Album Rating: 3.5
@ Crowe "Save Me is like Dream Theater accept less shitty"
D=< What the hell was that about? Dream Theater are excellent.
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Album Rating: 2.5
I disagree strongly with this review. This album shows a level of maturity that they have never shown before, and a level of musical proficiency that we have only seen from them in Waking The Fallen.
While nothing on Nightmare matches up to "I Won't See You Tonight Pt.1" it still ranges from good-great throughout the entire album. Portnoy's drums are rock-solid (and it is some of The Rev's best writing), the lead guitar isn't always doubled up with the rhythm like they have been known to do, and Shadows, overall, is at his best vocally.
The whole album is clean and purposeful, whereas City of Evil and Self-titled were muddy and just meandered around for their own sake. It's like clock-work, and while it's not the most complex, adventurous album in the world, it's certainly not bad by any means. It's comparable to Waking The Fallen, and better than all their other albums.
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Album Rating: 3.0
to the mediocre ("Warmness On the Soul")
Negnegnegnegnegnegnegnegnegnegnegnegnegnegnegnegneg
Seriously, that's one of their best songs, regardless of its terrible vocals. Also, God Hates Us is def in the top three of this. You should have left the review to Jared.
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Album Rating: 1.0
Alondite, all is good musically, except Shadows' voice. His non-melodic, almost rapping verses are getting stupid. This isn't as good as City Of Evil where they had a lot of catchy singles that all differed from each other. This is a step up from their previous release, but it still seems as if they're trying too hard.
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Album Rating: 1.0
Alondite, all is good musically, except Shadows' voice. His non-melodic, almost rapping verses are getting stupid. This isn't as good as City Of Evil where they had a lot of catchy singles that all differed from each other. This is a step up from their previous release, but it still seems as if they're trying too hard.
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Album Rating: 1.0
Alondite, all is good musically, except Shadows' voice. His non-melodic, almost rapping verses are getting stupid. This isn't as good as City Of Evil where they had a lot of catchy singles that all differed from each other. This is a step up from their previous release, but it still seems as if they're trying too hard.
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Album Rating: 3.0
Thanks for making sure we got that all.
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Album Rating: 3.0
Seriously, that's one of their best songs, regardless of its terrible vocals. Pfft yeah right. It isn't terrible, but it's weak lyrically and vocally. It sounds so out of place on STST, even more so than their other ballads. idk I've never really liked it.
The whole album is clean and purposeful, whereas City of Evil and Self-titled were muddy and just meandered around for their own sake. It's like clock-work, and while it's not the most complex, adventurous album in the world, it's certainly not bad by any means. It's comparable to Waking The Fallen, and better than all their other albums. It sounds a lot closer to City of Evil and s/t than Waking the Fallen to me. It's pretty polished and simple, and a lot of the guitar leads sound like they were inspired by the material on City of Evil, especially in Save Me. Songs like Fiction and Tonight the World Dies are what makes it standout among their other works.
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Album Rating: 3.0
Pfft yeah right. It isn't terrible, but it's weak lyrically and vocally. It sounds so out of place on STST, even more so than their other ballads. idk I've never really liked it.
But the piano!
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goddamn, a triple post.
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and i heard that they may redo warmness on the soul for their compilation CD. but now idk if they'd do that, considering The Rev played piano in that song
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Album Rating: 3.0
and i heard that they may redo warmness on the soul for their compilation CD. but now idk if they'd do that, considering The Rev played piano in that song
Nope, that was Shadows.
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no, in the music video it's the rev playing...
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Album Rating: 3.0
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Warmness_on_the_Soul
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Album Rating: 3.0
But the piano! Haha true. But still, I Won't See You Tonight Pt. 1 >>>
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oh well, maybe i'm wrong, idk. i really hope they redo that song though..
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Album Rating: 3.0
I really hope they do too.
Haha true. But still, I Won't See You Tonight Pt. 1 >>>
My stupid computer killed my version of Waking the Fallen : (
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the song So Far Away is really starting to grow on me, as well as Tonight The World Dies. may bump my rating back up.
but my version of Waking The Fallen doesn't sound good at all. i can't find a really good quality version of it, cause my actual disc of it broke...
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Nightmare's trying to be mainstream, it's sellin out, but it's still okay, Welcome to the Family is a good listen, kinda akin to older times, but the rest of the album doesn't do much for me, except a couple of the ballady ones
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