Tenacious D
by Tenacious D
User Score
8.7

Universal acclaim- based on 116 Ratings

User score distribution:
  1. Positive: 103 out of 116
  2. Mixed: 2 out of 116
  3. Negative: 11 out of 116

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  1. Hein
    May 1, 2006
    1
    Beh! Overrated crap!
  2. JamesC
    Oct 6, 2003
    2
    There are really only three songs of note on this album. Unfortunately, they are all singles anyway. My advice to anyone who actually appreciates good music is to steer clear of this travesty. Much of the time, Jack and Kyle are just talking inanely and can barely muster a laugh between them. Most people will find this incredibly irritating, as they have shown that they can write decent There are really only three songs of note on this album. Unfortunately, they are all singles anyway. My advice to anyone who actually appreciates good music is to steer clear of this travesty. Much of the time, Jack and Kyle are just talking inanely and can barely muster a laugh between them. Most people will find this incredibly irritating, as they have shown that they can write decent tunes, but would rather behave like a pair of childish morons. … Expand
  3. BrendanW
    Nov 23, 2006
    3
    While musically quite accomplished, as I listen to Jack Black whine out another set of profanity, I begin to wonder if he realises that he's not actually as funny as he thinks he is. Amusing one-off beer-fridge entertainment.

Awards & Rankings

24
#24 Best Album of 2001
15
#15 Most Discussed Album of 2001
12
#12 Most Shared Album of 2001

Critic Reviews

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Metascore
85

Universal acclaim - based on 11 Critic Reviews

Critic score distribution:
  1. Positive: 9 out of 11
  2. Mixed: 2 out of 11
  3. Negative: 0 out of 11
  1. Drawer B
    80
    Take away the insane lyrics, and you’ve still got music worth listening to. Granted, it sounds like Journey being raped by Ronnie James Dio, but you have to admit that’s intriguing.
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  2. Rolling Stone
    70
    Not since Bob and Doug McKenzie have two jokers nailed the clod-metal aesthetic so accurately: Nearly every lyric here comes straight from your high school's bathroom wall.
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  3. Entertainment Weekly
    100
    They're profane, bursting with rage and lust, and they deliver more laughs than anyone since Richard Pryor.
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