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His ambition is never entirely realized, and though his voice is versatile, his almost operatic style at times borders on annoying.
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Q MagazineThere are too few of the brilliant genre-blending moments that make SOAD so special. [Nov 2007, p.147]
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Here, without the berserk velocity of System's guitarist Daron Malakian, he is a little more conventional and a little less interesting.
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Elect The Dead is both impressive and bewildering--almost as if SOAD's wildest excesses have been standardised.
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Elect the Dead mostly sounds like a random smattering of ideas, many of them undercooked.
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It's not that bad an album--it's executed with all the gumption you'd expect from the SOAD mainman--but if you've heard any of the band's previous output you just don't need this in your collection.
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UncutTankian combines prog pomp and a variety of vocal techniques, all irritating, to uniformly unlistenable effect. [Nov 2007, p.125]
Awards & Rankings
User score distribution:
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Positive: 75 out of 86
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Mixed: 6 out of 86
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Negative: 5 out of 86
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Jul 14, 2012Very powerful album...Incredible songs. Very beautiful vocals. Sonds like Honking Antelope, Lie Lie Lie and The Unthinking Majority are unique.
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JustinS.Mar 22, 2008An epic album by an epic man!
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LuisR.Dec 20, 2007It f*cking rocks.