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Universal acclaim- based on 38 Ratings
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Positive: 32 out of 38
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Mixed: 4 out of 38
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Apr 26, 2013
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Feb 20, 2012Apart from the truly great 'Sink into Me' and 'Everything Must Go', Taking Back Sunday's 4th outing sounds like slight deja vu- a step backwards to what made their first two releases ok, but ultimately better than the dross of Louder Now. Either way this is not going to make fans from first time listeners.
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EuanM.Jul 10, 2009
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JadeD.Jun 16, 2009Okay, so it's not quite "Where You Want To Be", but songs like "Cut Me Up Jenny", "Catholic Knees" and the single "Sink Into Me" are up there with the best TBS songs to date. "Make Damn Sure" you get a copy.
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JamesMJun 9, 2009I took out all of my old TBS cds and have been listening to them for the last few weeks in anticipation of this new cd. What a let down. The new cd is boring. I can't figure out exactly why. I want to like it, but it just doesn't do it for me. Maybe that guy that screamed in the background really was that important to the sound of this band...hahaha.
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TrippD.Jun 8, 2009
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ShaneHJun 7, 2009
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ChrisMJun 2, 2009Wow. Just picked it up today. Amazing!
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houndoJJun 2, 2009This is a well composed and solid album. There are numerous stand out tracks. I wouldn't connect the dots with comparing it to mega bands as in the strange review from Spin. Adam puts himself out there much more than Louder Now and if you"re a fan and have been following his past few years it's an explanation of things that had happened to him personally and with in the band. Cool.
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New Again leaps forward as the best album of Taking Back Sunday's career to date.
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On New Again, the emo survivors manage to reinvent themselves as mainstreamo shredders.
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Frontman Adam Lazzara's temper tantrums sound more sore- than full-throated, but they still freeze blood for short stretches, while the revolving choruses are as enormous and polished as Boeings.