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Music : The Illusion of Progress: Parental Advisory
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The Illusion of Progress: Parental Advisory by: Staind List Price: £11.99 CD-Charts Price: £5.98 You Save: £6.01 (50%)Prices subject to change. |
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Binding: Audio CD EAN: 0016861790226 Format: Enhanced, Explicit Lyrics Label: Roadrunner Manufacturer: Roadrunner Number Of Discs: 1 Publisher: Roadrunner Release Date: September 08, 2008 Studio: Roadrunner Sales Rank: 2015 Disc 1:
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 Rating: - Massachusetts finest deliver again - the power ballads...Staind have consistenly delivered commercially sucessful albums, right from their early days as a nu metal band and now a radio friendly alternative/hard rock group. Their latest offering, The Illusion of Progress, is no exception to this rule, it's not groundbreaking material, but it's what Staind have released rather sucessfully in the past. Fans expecting a album like Dsyfunction or Tormented are advised to stay away, because any metal influences here are long gone, in fact I don't think Aaron Lewis screams once. In fact, this is an album made up nearly entirely of power ballads, the best of which being "Believe" and "All I Want" It's not exactly going to gain Staind a whole new generation of fans, but existing fans ... Read More: Rating: - Definite ProgressStaind are one of those bands who most remember for one or two songs and nothing more. I think this album will bring them back into the limelight. I have followed their career for the last 5 years and this album stands out as something refreshing, new and really rocking! Yes, I said rocking. Stand out tracks are 'The Way I am' and 'Believe'. Both show off Aaron's awesome voice and Staind's unique sound. This album is less about dirge and more about anthems. I heartily recommend it to both fans of old and those who haven't yet given Staind a chance. You'll be pleasantly surprised. Rating: - Massachusetts finest deliver again - the power ballads...Staind have consistenly delivered commercially sucessful albums, right from their early days as a nu metal band and now a radio friendly alternative/hard rock group. Their latest offering, The Illusion of Progress, is no exception to this rule, it's not groundbreaking material, but it's what Staind have released rather sucessfully in the past. Fans expecting a album like Dsyfunction or Tormented are advised to stay away, because any metal influences here are long gone, in fact I don't think Aaron Lewis screams once. In fact, this is an album made up nearly entirely of power ballads, the best of which being "All I Want" and "Save Me." It's not exactly going to gain Staind a whole new generation of fans, but existing fans ... Read More: |
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