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Universal acclaim- based on 45 Ratings
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Positive: 40 out of 45
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Mixed: 3 out of 45
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Negative: 2 out of 45
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May 13, 2018
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Nov 2, 2013A beautifully constructed sophomore album from Flyleaf that mixes its soft melodies and heavy guitar riffs along with Lacey Sturm's angelic voice make for a great album with an incredible message to tell.
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Oct 3, 2012Flyleaf's Memento Mori album is obviously better than their previous one. Lacey's vocals are extremely powerful and their songs are so deep... You can easily get addicted more and more every single time... Best tracks: Again, Missing, Set Apart This Dream, Tiny Heart, Circle, Arise, and last but not least Break Your Knees... Enjoy! ^_^
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JohnSDec 5, 2009Lacey's passion could have kept the titanic afloat. The songs and music vary from good to excellent. Every song on the album gets a real emotional kick from Lacey, who's emotional energy never drifts below maximum setting.
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FDNov 30, 2009Pretty solid.
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C.S.PNov 29, 2009
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AustinMNov 28, 2009A real step up from their first album, and some of the best alternative rock out there. It's noticeably more Christian-inspired than their debut album, but also boasts some of the best lyrics and depth this side of rock music. Definitely a buy for all alternative rock and Flyleaf fans.
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britonwNov 24, 2009Great album, a must listen for any flyleaf fans.
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On Memento Mori, Frontwoman Lacey Mosley couches her searching wails in couplets that expertly walk the line between secular and God-centered. Her passionate devotionals make for galvanizing, if eventually exhausting, listening.
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There are just a few riffs and grating melodies that spoil what could have been an album that was at least as strong as its predecessor.
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Alternative PressMomento Mori is a good album, with the awesome 'Set Apart This Dream' and 'Again' shining with their anthemic choruses and deft use of pop melody. The tragedy is that it could have been great. [Dec 2009, p.108]