Average Rating: 3.84 Rating Variance: 0.70 Objectivity Score: 66% (Fairly Balanced)
Sort by: Rating | Release Date | Rating Date | Name5.0 classicMuse AbsolutionMuse Origin of SymmetryMuse Black Holes & RevelationsThe Bouncing Souls How I Spent My Summer VacationThe Offspring Ixnay on the Hombre4.5 superbAlkaline Trio CrimsonBad Religion The Empire Strikes FirstMuse ShowbizNOFX Wolves in Wolves' ClothingQueens of the Stone Age Songs for the DeafQueens of the Stone Age Rated RThe Bouncing Souls The Gold Record4.0 excellentGreen Day NimrodMuse HullabalooMuse Absolution Tour3.5 greatFoo Fighters There Is Nothing Left to LoseGreen Day InsomniacLess Than Jake Hello RockviewLess Than Jake PezcoreRed Hot Chili Peppers CalifornicationRed Hot Chili Peppers Stadium Arcadium3.0 goodAngels and Airwaves We Don't Need to WhisperGreen Day International SuperhitsLess Than Jake Borders and BoundariesThe Offspring Greatest Hits2.5 averageGreen Day American IdiotI actually thought this record wasn't all that bad as everyone makes it out to be, I maybe even think to myself I rated it a little too low. Green Day have approached a new era in their career and good luck to them, they don't choose the fans they get, so I really see all this Green Day hating as a bit misled. Green Day haven't sold out, if they did, it was on Dookie. I'd prefer to have money and be recognised worldwide, than to be a nobody.Green Day ShenanigansGreen Day Bullet In A BibleAlthough this gig was superb, and I do feel like I was there when either listening to the CD or watching the DVD, I just feel hugely ripped off about the fact the whole gig isnt on there. And although the documentary is pretty informative and interesting, I think it kills the fluidness (is that even a word?) of the gig, I'd much prefer it if the two were in different sections. It's also pretty good value for money too actually.Less Than Jake In with the Out CrowdLess Than Jake, one of my all time favourite ska bands, whatever happened to them? Well, being a ska band, they sure don't put the horn section to much use anymore. I loved old Less Than Jake, I really mean that. Now they've just turned into a generic Pop-Punk band with the occasional horn interlude. People say I have to accept them as a Pop-Punk band now, but after years of the ska, I just can't let that go.
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