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Universal acclaim- based on 18 Ratings
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Positive: 16 out of 18
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Oct 29, 2010
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KellyOct 22, 2004One word... Saweet. I just recently got this cd and its one of, if not the best punk albums ive ever listined to. They actually get me thinking about things that have never really crossed my mind before while providing awesome lyrics. I think that dudes voice is awesome, he just never seems to get mad about anything or atleast he doesnt sound like it.
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JasonDMay 30, 2002Simply inconceivable, and brilliant
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KatieFeb 22, 2002Bad Religion again proves themselves to be the most intelligent, thought-provoking, and melodic band out there. Buy this cd if you're sick of ear-candy.
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JamesP.Feb 8, 2002This is the best CD since "Suffer". It is easily the best one yet if you know BR.
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TylerW.Feb 2, 2002This album stays with what made Bad Religion great, and it makes it better. If you don't like this CD you don't know your music.
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Brett Gurewitz's return seems to have rejuvenated the band musically.
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Fourteen throttling songs designed to remind Sum 41's worshippers about the oft-neglected cerebral side of punk.
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Catchier melodies and more breathlessly clever wordplay than the band has managed in years.