Album Rating: 3.5
im thinking a 4 is appropriate.
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Apart from the street, every song on here is brilliant!
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i've only heard their song "unstoppable" and it is one of the worst things ever
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Wannabe Angel is still my favourite Foxy song
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awesome write up eli, nice going on the feature as well
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Album Rating: 4.5 | Sound Off
Put TCORAR and TFT in a playlist and shuffle that shit. The band's transformation is beautiful even though I love their stylistic origins.
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Sattelite, Unstoppable is easily one of their worst songs. Give the s/t a spin. Every other track is great.
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Unstoppable rules. Bringthejunz just has terrible taste in music idk
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detective john munch agrees
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Album Rating: 2.5
hmm I think I need to revisit their self-titled. I gave it a 4 but I can't remember it much (and somehow lost the files), and listening to this makes me wonder if I really would still enjoy s/t that much. This album is pretty annoying, not liking it much at all.
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u suk
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Unstoppable just sounds so cheesy. It's really weak compared to songs like Oh Lord or Wanna Be Angel
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it doesn't sound cheesy, it sounds fuckin sweet
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It isn't a bad song. I just don't like it as much as the others on that album.
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"i like it" is the best song they've ever written
rest of the album is a mixed bag tho
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Album Rating: 3.5
The end of Holy Touch makes me laugh.
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Album Rating: 4.5
Holy touch is awesome, that high note slays.
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Lol. I didn't know this album was out yet. I actually was a PA on the I Like It music video. I cleaned that whole fuckin church of rock n' roll. What a mess. Haha but it was fun. Cool dudes.
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"She speaks of moments that captivate and entrance, while I pick apart pieces in an almost methodical fashion."
why hipsters have are hated by the general population.
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Album Rating: 3.0
It may only be comparatively speaking, but Foxy Shazam appear to show some restraint on their 4th LP 'The Church of Rock and Roll'! While the bombastic 70s glam-rock influence still very much exists, the Cincinnati sextet has produced (along with The Darkness' Justin Hawkins) a tighter, more focused record here. Unfortunately, that only occasionally works in their favor, with the album's uneven latter half lacking a little energy. It's still fun & the 1st half definitely has enough sing-along hooks to go around... But one can't help but feel that this is a step back from their self-titled LP. Recommended Tracks: Holy Touch, I Like It & Last Chance at Love.
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