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Generally favorable reviews- based on 24 Ratings
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Positive: 16 out of 24
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Mixed: 4 out of 24
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Negative: 4 out of 24
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JeremieLJun 20, 2006Only a word...WOW! I listen ones a day.
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KunalMAug 2, 2006Fantastic album, dont know why its being criticized so heavily...while i agree they havent experimented in a big way, why should they do that just to prove a point to reviewers?
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sreedharcSep 7, 2006
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BrennanBJun 3, 2006I thought this was a great album. It starts painfully, with some bush/military bashing, but the following song kicks butt. If I Were You is as good a single as The Reason, and Without A Fight sounds something like Foo Fighters. Don't Tell Me kicks butt. All the other songs are solid songs too. My favorite Hoobastank album so far.
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ReaperMay 25, 2006
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KeithDJun 6, 2006Great CD!
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whocaresMay 25, 2006thought it would be hard to out-do Reason. every track on this cd is hot!!!
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But even if Every Man for Himself was constructed with the mainstream in mind, it likely won't win any new converts, since at their core Hoobastank remains unchanged: their songs aren't particularly dynamic or catchy, the band doggedly follows alt-rock conventions as if adherence to clichés gives the group legitimacy, and Robb's pedestrian voice alternately disappears into the mix or veers flat when he holds a note.
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BillboardNearly every cut shoots for maximum radio mileage, and the album's lack of stimulation makes such pandering harder to overlook. [20 May 2006]
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BlenderThere's something undeniably irritating but strangely satisfying about lyrics so baldly declarative, especially over riffs this explosive. [Jun 2006, p.144]