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NealIsGod wrote:"To follow up a solid anthem, the group wallops you with the solid power ballad “The Place in Your Heart”."
Power ballad? That song is as far away from a ballad as you can get.
ohsherrie wrote: If they were doing it just to have a good time, that's OK, but if they were trying to make a good cd that would appeal to a lot of people, it wasn't such a good idea. IMO
The_Noble_Cause wrote:ohsherrie wrote: If they were doing it just to have a good time, that's OK, but if they were trying to make a good cd that would appeal to a lot of people, it wasn't such a good idea. IMO
I think it's great. Takes a little while to become accustomed to (afterall, most Journey albums only had one singer). I think the vocal diversity keeps the album interesting. I rarely get bored with it.
ohsherrie wrote:because I can just skip "Gone Crazy".
Red13JoePa wrote:Check out #6, Believe OhSherrie..
The_Noble_Cause wrote:ohsherrie wrote:because I can just skip "Gone Crazy".
But, why would u want to do that?
After the tedious (almost-homogenous) incessant rock chunk of tracks 8-10, Gone Crazy is a welcome return to a tune over flowing with melody.
The_Noble_Cause wrote:Red13JoePa wrote:Check out #6, Believe OhSherrie..
Or, rather don't.![]()
It's a terrible song.
Cain must've been aghast when Augeri showed that to him.
No chorus, no bridge...just a big pile of monotonous shit.
Like my ten year old cousin incessantly hitting a keyboard with a tinker toy. Just one damned keyboard part heard again and again and again until u r compelled to hit 'skip' (or else suffer the fatal consequences of ur head spontaneously imploding ala Scanners).
I think it's a good review....just my opinion.Red13JoePa wrote:The_Noble_Cause wrote:Red13JoePa wrote:Check out #6, Believe OhSherrie..
Or, rather don't.![]()
It's a terrible song.
Cain must've been aghast when Augeri showed that to him.
No chorus, no bridge...just a big pile of monotonous shit.
Like my ten year old cousin incessantly hitting a keyboard with a tinker toy. Just one damned keyboard part heard again and again and again until u r compelled to hit 'skip' (or else suffer the fatal consequences of ur head spontaneously imploding ala Scanners).
Tee HEEE!!!Love it!!
Can set my watch by this criticism.
jrnyman28 wrote:I think I know why the writer called TPIYH a power ballad...it is a rock song about love/relationships. If it is a song about love/relationships it MUST be a ballad, right?And if it rocks, that must be the power!
ohsherrie wrote:It just doesn't appeal to me TNC, but I do agree with you about Believe, sorry Joe. I haven't listened to the cd in a couple days, but I don't remember 8 - 10 being all that bad, not as good as 1 - 5, but not tedious. I'll listen to it in the car this afternoon and refresh my memory.
jrnyman28 wrote:Hey OhSherrie, just in case you were not aware, the SSB does not actually appear on "Generations". I am assuming Deano threw it in when making your disc.
ohsherrie wrote:I don't think 8 and 10 are all that bad though. They tend to lose their individual distintive qualities when listened to in succesion,
ohsherrie wrote:but the only really bad one(IMO)of the three is In Self Defense
NealIsGod wrote:Big J wrote:I dont think Believe is THAT bad...gawd.
Repetitive, yes.
Few of us do. Very few.
The_Noble_Cause wrote:In Self Defense is def. not "A" grade material, however, I like it. If any track should have been delegated to bonus track status, it should've been this one. It doesn't stand apart enough from 8 or 10.
"Believe" on the other hand shouldn't have been delegated to bonus or even regular status..frankly, it shouldn't have been included at all.
Good review, Oh Sherrie!
The_Noble_Cause wrote:NealIsGod wrote:Big J wrote:I dont think Believe is THAT bad...gawd.
Repetitive, yes.
Few of us do. Very few.
Dave doesn't care for it.
Andrew doesn't care for it.
Deano doesn't care for it.
And neither do I.
The_Noble_Cause wrote:NealIsGod wrote:Big J wrote:I dont think Believe is THAT bad...gawd.
Repetitive, yes.
Few of us do. Very few.
Dave doesn't care for it.
Andrew doesn't care for it.
Deano doesn't care for it.
And neither do I.
The_Noble_Cause wrote:NealIsGod wrote:Big J wrote:I dont think Believe is THAT bad...gawd.
Repetitive, yes.
Few of us do. Very few.
Dave doesn't care for it.
Andrew doesn't care for it.
Deano doesn't care for it.
And neither do I.
ohsherrie wrote:It would have made more sense to put a good ballad after Out of Harms Way because that song has a great message and you tend to lose the impact of it when In Self Defense comes at you immediately after it. Better Together is a really good rocker but after In Self Defense your ears have been assaulted too much to enjoy it.![]()
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