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- Summary: The seventh studio album from the hardcore punk band.
- Record Label: People Like You
- Genre(s): Pop/Rock
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| I Don't Mind and You Don't Matter | |
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| Enough, how much is enough? Tired of keeping up Tired of treading water all the time I'm done, but I won't be the one Who tries to get... | See the rest of the song lyrics |
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Jun 23, 2011Much like Bad Religion, these veterans of the genre have aged well and with Laugh Now, Laugh Later, have proved they can still be relevant well past their more celebrated years.
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Alternative PressMay 18, 2011Throughout the album, Face To Face continually prove they're the same melodically minded kids they always were, mixing crunchy guitars, gang vocals and catchy guitars leads to build a record that stands proudly alongside the rest of the band's catalog. [Jun 2011, p.110]
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May 17, 2011Longtime fans may still find plenty to enjoy; Laugh Now, Laugh Later has all the elements that have worked for the band in the past, and it's a solid addition to the discography. But Face To Face probably won't need to make more room in its set for other songs from this album.
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May 25, 2011Hooks are competent and decent but never demanding enough for you to race out to get a song's lyrics embedded into your skin.
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