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Generally favorable reviews- based on 103 Ratings
User score distribution:
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Positive: 78 out of 103
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Mixed: 17 out of 103
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Negative: 8 out of 103
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jorisApr 5, 2006More of the same pathos, they made a boring formula out of themselves... and that's a pitty for a band that was once very good, now I can't even stand Brain's voice anymore, always drowned in those same guitarlayers+synth/sound... though on some songs like INFRA-RED or Song To Say Goodbye e.g. they still prove they can write some decent and exciting rocksongs
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HeinApr 30, 2006Just boring and not important. Buy "Black Market Music" instead "Meds".
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AliMApr 6, 2006Zzzzzzzzzzz. Sounds just like every other record Placebo have ever released - it sounds kinda catchy at first but wears thin very quickly.
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ErnstS.LApr 11, 2006above average. just that.
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MaskYApr 9, 2006their weakest album so far. I hope they split soon...
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AndrewAJun 3, 2006Placebo's worst album so far. A bad version of Sleeping With Ghosts. It doesn't have the energy nor the beauty that characterized Placebo's earlier works
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DecepticonPomApr 21, 2006A bit of alright, I suppose. There will be much better and much worse albo's out this year. But finishing the albo with the lead single (Song To Say Goodbye) is a rare bold move.
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JamalSMay 2, 2006A thoroughly uninspired album from a band that I try so hard to love. Buy their best of or Sleeping With Ghosts before touching this album.
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AndyYMay 9, 2006Brian Molko is still quite taken with his *scandalous* androgyny and sexuality. It's a pity no one else is.
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pauld.Jul 15, 2007no way near as good as there early stuff.
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Awards & Rankings
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Rolling StonePiles on near-emo levels of deep feelings over a plush bed of New Order synth beats and echoey atmospherics. [6 Apr 2006, p.69]
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Molko still manages to carry songs with his affected, nasal delivery as the band provides a steady backbone.
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Meds is as bare and honest as Placebo has ever been.