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Nickelback's albums have all been outstanding, but this is the best yet. Can't find a song I don't like on it.
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Wow-I can't believe I am the only one not impressed with this CD-but from the looks of the other reviews, I seem to be! With the exception of a few songs, I think this CD is really weak. I forced myself to listen to it in its entirety, and when I...
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Nickelback has released quite a few LP's in their day, at least enough to know what works, and what doesn't. "All the Right Reasons" has its strong points, but has more than enough weak ones as well. Although, I do realize Nickelback has a...
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This Evanescence Album we've waited for about 3 yrs for.I Have Heard The Entire Album Many Timesand i have to say evanescence has grown-up so much since fallen this is 1000x better than fallen im so happy that ben left since "quote amy lee he held he
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Well, this new album goes to show that Ben Moody was the lifeblood of Evenescence. Moody provided the melodies, and Amy Lee wrote the lyrics and sang with excellence. Not so anymore. No Moody, no more magic.

This album is a messy...
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Words fail me on this CD, but not in a bad way. With so many expectations arising from their hugely selling CD "Fallen", and with the turmoil that came with Ben Moody leaving the band, I wasn't really sure what to expect from this CD. After...
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This CD is just the best! - it is a must have
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Metallica's worst album for all their early fans. Very slow and moody. It has some good riffs, but most of the album has been very MTV-ized and overplayed. END
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I'd have to place this album as #7 on my list. It has none of the aspects that made Load/ReLoad good, and none of the aspects that made Justice and earlier Metallica good.
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I've never felt more connected or attached to a cd in my life. Their debut album was great, but somehow One-X is even better! These guys are an absolute amazing band. Adamn has got one of the best voices *the best in my opinion* in all of rock...
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Animal I Have Become is the only worth while song on the whole CD (in my opinion, of course). TDG have become commercialized, the CD chocked full of weak radio friendly songs, as pressure from the label to sell music and make buck$ ultimately wins...
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One-X was kinda what i expected, their first CD was much better, however im not saying that this album is bad but they could have done better. i kinda expected more from their new guitarist, the one thing they have always lacked is axeman ship....
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10,000 Days continues the trend of Tool albums containing tracks that serve to present an interesting aural experience, or to prepare the listener for the coming song. As such, this album should be listened to from start to finish, rather than...
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After the five year wait, I was expecting an experimental album slower in pace than Lateralus, with the sound being taken in new directions. Unfortunately, I didn't feel that this album achieved that at all. The biggest issues for me are:
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Is that a good thing or a bad thing? I think it's good. This is not Tool's best album, but it's definitely their most different. After reading all the hype that this was going to be their heaviest album yet, 10000 days does not live up to it....
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This CD is phenominal. I have been a fan and friend of the band for a while now, and I must say everything they come out with is amazing. I would recomend this CD to anyone. My favorite part of the CD is the guitar playing by Aaron Fink. I have alrea
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Let me start by saying I'm a huge Breaking Benjamin fan... I felt like they were the best straight up rock band out there. I really, really wanted Phobia to be great or at least good. Unfortunately it's definately not great and marginally the...
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Breaking Benjamin has really distilled their sound on this album into a formula. Much in the same way as the Deftones did, they broke with a very aggressive sound and distilled it down through each album in succession. Hopefully this is just a...
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punk rock, reggae, social commentary, and an unlisted love song, what more could you possibly ask for ?
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good, but it isn't as powerful as the Beatles White Album or Sgt. Pepper
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Very good CD,lots of intelligent,wistfull music and lyrics plus one of the best songs of the seventies,"London Calling".I admire the Clash and their Music even withstanding their attitude towards the Beatles,though they didnt hate them as...
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Metallica's masterpiece. This is there most talented albumn. Cliff Burton show supreme bass skills on Orion. END
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This is one of those mediocre metal abulms that somehow is considered an all-time classic. The fact is, this album was a big disappointment to real thrash fans at the time of its release, and it unfortunately sounds no better today.

The CD has...
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I'm not sure why this album is so coveted by Metallica fans, since I only really like 3 songs on the disc. As I've said before, it's my opinion that Metallica has great songs but terrible albums. True to form, this album, in my view, only delivers...
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I'm not one of those blind "if Pearl Jam plays it, it must be great" fans. I don't really like some of their newest stuff. However, "Ten", their first album, is definitely among the best albums made in the 1990s. I think it's the best. You must...
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this group was way overrated.aside from the jim morrision comparisions of eddie veddar to there isn't much substance to anything they do.take eddie away and you might have a good lounge act and that's pushing it.
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