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Generally favorable reviews- based on 107 Ratings
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Positive: 77 out of 107
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Mixed: 12 out of 107
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Negative: 18 out of 107
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TheJaganathJul 6, 2007
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EricC.Jul 6, 2007Not very intresting. Repetative. A few good singles, but not a great album. Pretty dissapointed
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DrunkenMasterJul 4, 2007What garbage. When your highest rating is from Entertainment Weekly, you know you suck. Strictly for suburban backward-baseball cap wearing morons. Lap it up.
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mulletheadJul 10, 2007
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ChaseS.Jul 24, 2007I bought it expecting it to sound like Velvet Revolver, NOT Stone Temple Pilots. Not only does it sound like STP but it is way to pop sounding. This is not the band from the first album. Big dissappointment!
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TomEJul 5, 2007This album flat stinks. It is mass produced rock and roll with dull, even stupid lyrics and formulaic riffs and choruses. Weiland was better in STP and Slash was much better in Guns. They should be ashamed of this lack of effort.
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ARODJul 6, 2007this album had no balls the first album had balls and a stripper could dance to that music
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stuartb.Jul 15, 2007I loved Contraband and saw them live and liked what i heard (great gig!) but after 3 tracks the album turs into a terrible disappointment it goes from velvet revolver to teeny, bop mcfly style songs with a track that sounds like a robbie williams track. this is the only album i have ever taken back to the shop!
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KaptainCarbonJul 2, 2007
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cliffj.Jul 6, 2007what a bunch of sell outs they need to start drinking again to put out some real music
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ChrisW.Jul 8, 2007Rock and Roll is dead... these guys are alltalented... except none of them can write a damn song! Get somebody to write your music Scott!
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RobS.Oct 23, 2007
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Awards & Rankings
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This album blows the doors off its predecessor. Save a pair of disinfected ballads ("The Last Fight," "Gravedancer"), Libertad is all about hand-grenade chords, drag-racing riffs, and circus-tent choruses.
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Blender[A] tightly coiled second album. [Jul 2007, p.119]
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Velvet Revolver's second CD is so chock-full of the tight 'n' crunchy pedigreed hard rock that's in short supply these days, it feels both comfortingly familiar and vaguely exotic