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BlenderSuccessful imitation requires a kind of talent, too. [#9, p.156]
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Despite the simplistic formulas present here, these young men have patched together a sound that is catchy and eager for additional spins.
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The singing's understatement and harmonic sophistication help the band transcend overblown corporate rock and embrace sensitive emo pop.
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SpinIt's a solid formula--trouble is, anything resembling emotional complexity gets blasted away by the heavy-metal howitzer of Don Gilmore's production. [Oct 2002, p.117]
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While the band's wounded vulnerability and breathy melodrama will probably imitate enough to sell well, this is predictable second-rate stuff.
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Its tight-as-a-drum musicianship and the sense of threadbare vulnerability resonating in singer-guitarist Kevin Palmer's songs elevate the band above the ever-expanding pack of like-minded acts.
User score distribution:
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Positive: 21 out of 27
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Mixed: 3 out of 27
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Negative: 3 out of 27
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RobbyLSep 1, 2006amazing album! so much better than the other nu-metal, better melodies and lyrics!
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MikePSep 16, 2005
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KellyMOct 19, 2004