Customer Rating:  
Summary: Unimpressed
Comment: I bought this CD thinking it would be, all in all, more like their hit song Addicted. You know, like Trapt, Rev Theory, Shinedown, etc.
It's decent music, don't get me wrong, but, i wouldn't call it a rockin CD. It's just ok in my book.
Customer Rating:
Summary: They could'nt find the model a shirt?
Comment: Just think, somewhere a father is saying to his daughter. "Youre going to a concert where they say what in the lyrics?" As he shakes his head.
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Summary: I just had to Google: "saving abel sucks" after hearing "Addicted"
Comment: Wow. I thought it we couldn't get any lower when I heard "I love the way you smack my a**" on the radio a few years back (Puddle of Mudd, in case you were wondering, I had to Google that, too).
The suck-meter is really pegged on this one.
I'm SURE that the rest of the album is filled with quality, culture-enriching tunes, though. That's why I gave this album three stars.
Also because the lady on the album cover has a tattoo on her lower back that has the name of the band. So COOOOL! I'm going to get the same thing!!! LOL, ;-), IMHO, EML, BAG, BB4N, DGTG, etc.
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Summary: Sounds like everyone else...but its still catchy
Comment: While the lead singer has the same raspy sound as Hinder and Nickelback, the songs are still quite catchy. Music is in a rut right now where everything sounds the same, but its repeating the days of Kenny Rogers and Bob Seger(who to me sounded alot alike). If you like Hinder, Nickelback, Buckcherry, ect...then you will like this band.
The songs do sound generic but I catch myself humming them and its not too bad. But if you do not like the named above then dont bother because you wont like it at all. The album cover alone should scream Hinder, ect. Not all the songs on here are like Addicted...I promise. That one is just wrong and annoying.
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Summary: Deja vu?
Comment: First off, I'll admit that I like this album. That's because I enjoy Nickelback, their various offspring (i.e. Theory Of A Deadman) and 3 Doors Down. It's a good thing too; every song on this album sounds like it was written immediately after the writer listened to one of those three (better) groups and tried to imitate their sound. I was profoundly struck as to how each track reminded me of the aforementioned artists within the opening seconds of each song. This album ain't bad, but it's nothing new either - everything is recycled and safe. My prediction? People will talk more about the nice tush on the cover than about the content of the album. "Addicted" will be severely overplayed, their second radio track will fizzle, and they'll be forgotten in a year. Just a hunch...
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