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Universal acclaim- based on 103 Ratings
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Positive: 86 out of 103
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Mixed: 10 out of 103
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Negative: 7 out of 103
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Sep 17, 2013While not career defining or genre defining, this album easily represents Incubus in their purest, though perhaps not most enjoyable, form. A wonderful piece that only fails to deliver once or twice, and is overall a great listen.
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Dec 23, 2011Have to admit, was just looking around, saw this CD for a great price and picked it up. Had no expectations, but wow. Great album, not Make Yourself but I would put in the Incubus top 3. Sick Sad Little World could be their best song ever?
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Sep 20, 2011Really an uneven album from a band that we've grown a custom to making consistently great rock songs. It is nice, however, to see a departure from the sound they're comfortable with.
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Apr 24, 2011The most mature song writing out of any of their albums. Catchy and listenable while still completely new and interesting. Guitarist Mike Eizeninger's best playing is featured on this record as well as a great introduction to their new bassist.
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Oct 12, 2010I really liked this album, very unique and colorful subjects. I wish all alternative music could be more like this! I can't believe that people are hating on this album!
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ThomasBJul 26, 2009
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JoshuaS.Sep 21, 2007
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DennisE.May 27, 2007
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DaveNSep 22, 2006This is the sound the band has been searching for since releasing Fungus Amungus. Incubus always has released great CDs, but there lurked awkward moments within those CDs that showed the band hadn't reached its creative peak. Whle this CD doesn't sound as good as Make Yourself, its stronger musically and shows the evolution of the band.
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AnonymousJul 25, 2006Ill album, they had better stuff, but still an ill album
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BrianDJul 2, 2006Its Incubus, need I say more.
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huddyMay 5, 2006the fact of the matter is yes its different from all their other albums but thats the great thing about incubus they reinvent themselves on every album and a crow left of the murder is a nother perfect album my the band
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ROCKONJan 23, 2006
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NiklasPJan 3, 2006I really liked it but it just takes while to until you understand that you do!
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AshMDec 28, 2005Best f**king album ever. Brandon Boyd is HOT
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[Anonymous]Oct 4, 2005imo, easily their best cd. sick sad little world, southern girl, agoraphobia, all must downloads.
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Trisdewf;Apr 18, 2005Not as amazing as morning view or make yourself though still excellent. The last 5 tracks are 5 of the best as well as sick sad little world
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samh.Jan 17, 2005once again incubus has shown us thier lyrical genious. but im dissapointed in this album only because it seems like they could have done much better allaround except in the lyric department.
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CharliePDec 25, 2004This is a great album. Talk shows is a brilliant song.
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andywDec 10, 2004This album was a real let down, I give it a 2 because there are two songs I would listen to more than once. It's obvious they know how to rock, but this sissy crap has to go.
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GuillaumeCOct 12, 2004
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lisapSep 20, 2004
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JimmyAug 27, 2004
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shannonhAug 19, 2004speechless. (in a stunned that was fucking killer way)
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RickAug 7, 2004
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chriscornellJun 22, 2004oh man, noooooo!!! only 3 songs for me on this album, the 1st one, pistola, and talk shows. bonus points for experimentation though. i wish they can get it back on the next album
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CrystalRMay 20, 2004This was a great album. Talk show on mute is great. It made me wanna read the book 1984, which brandon refers to(it's a good book) It's still on repeat in my cd player, this album wasn't as good as Make Yourself though, which dserves a 10.5(near perfection)
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AdamHApr 7, 2004
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MattHFeb 27, 2004This CD is by far their best album. All the people who reviewed this album are not true Incubus fans.
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putopoochFeb 25, 2004incubus rocks
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Awards & Rankings
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There’s conceivably a great record still lurking inside this band but you’re going to have to wait just a bit longer to hear it.
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Entertainment WeeklyTuneless, torturously knotty prog-metal. [13 Feb 2004, p.72]
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There’s little in the way of straightforward rock here[;] instead they have opted to renege on their commitment to flat-four crunch and embrace melodicism...and experimentalism.