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These days music fans will be hard-pressed to find an album so satisfying.
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SpinThe album feels unfocused, and this time, Alien Ant Farm don't have a novelty hit up their sleeve. [Sep 2003, p.111]
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When they crank out catchy ditties on harmony-heavy cuts like "Drifting Apart," AAF sound like a bunch of old pros--old pros who are still having a blast.
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Alternative PressSounds like a teenage Faith No More at their first practice. [Sep 2003, p.116]
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BlenderAlien Ant Farm's songs may be catchy, but their wishy-washy personality makes it hard to care. [Sep 2003, p.118]
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Q MagazineTheir brand of ant music has matured and expanded noticeably since ANThology. [Sep 2003, p.98]
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They now have more in common with Jane's Addiction and the Red Hot Chili Peppers than they do their former mentors Papa Roach.
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Blending careful harmonies with insidious melodies and woeful lyrics with clever vocals, AAF stick a couple of Hispanic influences and some string quartets in as well.
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Sadly, AAF don't seem to have come away from their near-death experience with any sense of their own limitations or their own transience. Instead the band simply exists within these limitations.
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Entertainment WeeklyA high-voltage treat. [22/29 Aug 2003, p.133]
User score distribution:
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Positive: 19 out of 24
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Mixed: 1 out of 24
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Negative: 4 out of 24
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WarrenHApr 23, 2004Talented, eclectic, and charismatic
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kevcOct 27, 2003this cd is awesome yall! buy it its the shiznit!
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StephenCFeb 7, 2005Oh my god, this is awful so so so bad!