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Everyone
knows what they’re getting themselves into when
they listen to a Jay-Z track. But, I gotta say that
this record is fucking good, if not his best (in my
humble opinion). I’ve never been a big fan but
his skills are most apparent on this effort. I also
won’t get into tracks...Just turn on the radio
to your local hip-hop station and you’ll get the
drift.
The
only thing I wish is that people would stop brushing
their shoulders off, hollering at your boy, or telling
me how they’ve got 99 problems but a bitch ain’t
one, because that shit is fucking corny and unnecessary.
So please stop it. (roc-a-fella)
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Full
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jun...jun...jun...jun...jun...Full Blown Assesome! This
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It
feels like I’m listening to Gorilla Biscuits all
over again. Mind you, that’s a fucking compliment.
Combining old school hardcore elements and melting it
with some of the most anthemic songs I’ve heard
in quite some time, Strike Anywhere has made a fan out
of me. I just don’t know what else to say about
Exit English. I just can’t
stop bobbing my head to it.
Politically,
these guys have a little something to say about are
beloved government as well. But, they merge it all in
such superior songwriting that you don’t even
feel like you’re being taught something. But,
don’t be a dumbass; read the lyrics.
And
they rock the best “WHOA” since
The Misfits (or maybe AFI). (jadetree)
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The End
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This
new effort from Massachusetts’ own Killswitch
Engage comes off a little like a stepping-stone. I absolutely
love Howard in this band. His voice soars by comparison
so anyone talking all this, “the old guy was so
much better” shit just better cut it out because
that couldn’t be farther from the truth. He shines
on this record. And the band steadily maintains a heavy
dose of Metal fury, as expected. I gave it a couple
of listens and this is where I’m at; it’s
good but not great. This record just makes me more curious
to hear the next one. Anticipation is a good thing,
no? (roadrunner)
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