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Ten tracks of this kind of thing [on the acoustic disc] is pushing Grohl's ability as a Damien Rice, but it makes a neat complement to the first disc, and together they're pleasantly chewy.
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In Your Honor's acoustic half reveals Dave Grohl's songwriting shortcomings.
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BlenderLet's face it: Foo Fighters are dull. [Jul 2005, p.117]
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Lurking somewhere in its spotty 80+ minutes lies an excellent 40 minute album, one of the best the Foos have ever done. As is, though, with its heaps of filler, dated production and needless segregation of rockers from ballads, it may actually be their weakest.
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Some of Grohl's lyrical shortcomings become exposed: The sameness and vagueness of his love lyrics blunt their impact.
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Q Magazine[Disc 1] is impressive stuff--the sound of a muse regained. Pity the acoustic disc is nowhere near as good. [Jul 2005, p.109]
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In Your Honor has some great tunes, but it is by no means perfect.
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Mojo[Disc 1] is grunge-punk-metal boiled down to mere energy -- and calories don't rock. [Jul 2005, p.102]
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One can't help but think that by scaling back their ambitions, the Foos could have made one great album instead of two average ones.
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Sure, the Foos are excellent at what they do. It’s just unfortunate that what they do is so unavoidably mediocre.
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'In Your Honour' is as rancid and moribund and as redundant of ideas as it is possible to be.
Awards & Rankings
User score distribution:
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Positive: 141 out of 170
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Mixed: 20 out of 170
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Negative: 9 out of 170
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Sep 28, 2011Half of the songs are great and the other half feels filler and a bit boring. A really ambitious project and I applaud them for that.
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Jan 28, 2011
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Jan 26, 2023