Finger Eleven - Them VS. You VS. Me
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Free Music Review: Not the worst, some great Riffs
Hit: 3 Stars
I thought this was better than their last release. The raw power of their music shines through, but the lyrics are somewhat elementary. If you like hard music this album is for you. Free Music Review: Finally something worth listening to
Hit: 5 Stars
I bought the new Finger Eleven CD mainly because one of my friends kept talking about it. I have to say I thought it was incredible! I like to listen to it in my car on my way to work every morning to get charged and psyched! This CD was amazing!!Free Music Review: A different Finger Eleven
Hit: 3 Stars
The sound has mellowed out much since the last 2 ablums. The vocals are still great, I miss the edgier guitar rifs. Free Music Review: Buy it!
Hit: 4 Stars
Great album. Standard tuned guitars and more traditional chord progressions make this effort a bit more 'pop' than there previous albums which were tuned down a 1/2 step and had a bit of a darker feel. Even though some may consider it little more radio-friendly; giving the band much deserved exposure; those from days past, myself included, will definitely enjoy it. I started listening back in '97/98 and this is just as good as 'Tip' and 'Greyest of Blue Skies'. Buy it!Free Music Review: This album only strengthened my Finger Eleven addiction
Hit: 5 Stars
Why should you trust my review over all others? Well it's simple really. I am a critic of lyrics, music, and live performances. This band has it all, and this album is no exception. You will fall in love with the honest, witty, raw lyrics and captivating vocals of Scott Anderson. You will not be able to sit still when you hear the ridiculously incredible music that brings his words to life. You will be gripped by the sensationally skilled beats of drummer Rich Beddoe (my favorite to watch him play live is track 5, "So-So Suicide"). You will be mesmorized by the beautiful finesse with which James Black and Rick Jackett play their guitars. And lets definately not forget Sean Anderson and his cleverly executed bass riffs.
Not only do the lyrics get you thinking, and the music get you dancing, but this band can take the unbelievable work on this album and produce a stage show that leaves you wanting more and more and more and more...you get the point. Don't make the mistake of NOT buying this album. You'll be missing out. And while you're at it, buy they're previous three albums, because they are all solid, beautiful, and life-changing.