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The History of Rock

by: Kid Rock

Release Date May 29, 2000
This album is certainly not one of the Kid's best efforts. After the sucess of the Devil Without a Cause album, it seems something deserted him here. I like Kid Rock but this album isn't his best. The only tracks I really liked were American Bad Ass, Early Morning Stoned Pimp and 3 Sheets to the Wind, the rest of the album isn't very good, and I would recommend leaving this be and getting his first album or his more recent album Cocky instead.

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Cocky

by: Kid Rock

Release Date January 28, 2002
Well, he's back! RIP to little man Joe C. This album is dedicated to the memory of Joe C, and Kid Rock mentions him in the first track Trucker Anthem. I think he expresses a lot of points in this album, things he done, said, been through, some of which is anger. As you listen to the album you will feel the hardcore guitar and pumping bass, especially when you decide to put it in your car stereo. It's all cocky, til you hit Picture. You hear something different, making sure its the right cd in the machine, man you hear that Kid Rock can sing and does he do it well, cocky enough he does. Country music maybe his next journey, because this is one album worth buying.

CD-Charts Position 3
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Rock 'n' Roll Jesus: Parental Advisory

by: Kid Rock

Release Date July 28, 2008
Got this record after loving 'All Summer Long' and I was not disappointed.

This record follows on from 2003's fantastic self titled album and serves up some great Southern rock and soul music which has more in common with someone like The Black Crowes than his earlier rap metal output. There still some rap metal machismo on the likes of 'So Hott' and 'Sugar', but the rest of it is soulful and uplifting. Great summer music from an artist who is shockingly underrated in the UK.

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Live Trucker

by: Kid Rock

Release Date March 06, 2006
Kind of a greatest hits CD i suppose, but live! Unlike live albums ive heard in the past, its not just the fans cheering over the top of the cd version of the song. This album ranks up there with KISS - Alive. Features the late great Joe C, and former Kid Rock DJ Uncle Kracker, along with Paradime and the red neck woman that is Miss Gretchen Wilson. Not only is it the only live album thats been released in ages, its a dam good one at that too! Coming from a fan of Aerosmith, Gun's N Roses, Kiss and so on, i would highlighy recommend it!

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All the Right Reasons

by: Nickelback

Release Date October 03, 2005
I once saw an interview where Chad Kroeger said he asked fans what made How You Remind Me work. People said the chorus, the catchy riffs etc. So basically that's what the man cares about which disheartens me. I bought The Long Road and I really like Someday, but on every album they make 3 or 4 singles and the rest appears to be just filler, something to pad it out to called it an album. Hopefully Nickelback realise their sell out status and make music for the right reasons, as the album title misleads.

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Grits Sandwiches for Breakfast: Parental Advisory

by: Kid Rock

Release Date January 01, 2005
If you are a fan of kid rocks newer material (country fried rock and roll, with some o.k. hip hop) prepare for a shock. Back in the day (pre Devil Without A Cause) kid rock was an underground rapper in the scene, or at least similar area that spawned Eminem and the Insane Clown Posse, with Esham leading the pack in terms of credentials. Could kid rock pull this style of music off? Well, the fact that his success only began when dropping such phat rhymes in favor of the rock and roll we enjoy today should give you a clue. This album is poor, but shows what was soon to come. A must have for fans of the early-mid 90's detroit rap scene, but not so important for anyone else. And that includes current Kid fans. Try if you dare, but don't expect greatness.

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All Hope Is Gone

by: Slipknot

Release Date August 25, 2008
I brought this album in special edition and i must say it's the best slipknot album yet. songs like: sulphur,dead memories,butchers hook and psychosocial are the best to listen to and backed up by so many other cool tracks this album is a rare treat and the best album of 2008.

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Metallica

by: Metallica

Release Date July 01, 1991
With well over a hundred reviews for this album, why should I add another? There is nothing more to be said other than
1) When they next get together to get another series of 'Classic Albums - The Making Of' DVD's, this should definitely be one of them, and
2) Every 'serious' rock fan's collection should have this album, it is absolutely essential!!
Say No More!!

CD-Charts Position 9
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Death Magnetic Limited Edition

by: Metallica

Release Date September 12, 2008
I'm not much given to hyperbole and "ace" is not a word I've used much since I was 14, twenty years ago, but then I haven't enjoyed an album this much since 1988 either. Certainly not one by Metallica. Death Magnetic, however, is just...ace.

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Kid Rock

by: Kid Rock

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This album is in my opinion the best from Kid Rock yet. Whilst his first three mainstream albums; 'Devil Without A Cause', 'The History Of Rock' and 'Cocky', were each wonderful in their own right, this album has seen Kid Rock take a big right turn in the maturity of his music. This album sees far less of his rap/hip hop roots (although strong evidence of this still remains in the track titled 'Intro' which curiously isn't at the start of the album, but rather half way through it), and focuses much more the rock and country aspects of his unique style, most siginificantly made evident by his collaborations with Hank Williams, Jr. and Sheryl Crow on the album. This isn't to say that there isn't a 'heavy' aspect to this album. 'Jackson Mississippi' is a significantly heavy number, but ... Read More: