Papa Roach - Paramour Sessions
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Free Music Notes for Paramour Sessions
Free Music Review: Awesome CD
Hit: 5 Stars
This cd is excellant. I bougt it 2 weeks before I saw them in concert. I won the tickets. The whole cd is great. Buy it and you wont regret it. By the way they were really good in concert. They said they were coming back next year.I would love to see them again.Free Music Review: papa roach fan
Hit: 5 Stars
When this album came out I thought it was the most beautiful music I had ever heard. It still stays as close to me as I can keep it and I play it as often as I can. Such a beautiful, perfect album.Free Music Review: Papa Roach Rocks!
Hit: 5 Stars
I of course bought this CD for one song and one song only. I have always been a fan of Papa Roach and this CD confirms that they have what it takes to keep you rocking!Free Music Review: Fumigating Infest: The New Papa Roach
Hit: 4 Stars
This isn't the Papa Roach (Jacoby & Co.) that I'm used to.
In fact, I didn't identify "Forever" as them until I saw the "artist" name on my MP3 player. This was especially embarrassing as I'd purchased the song legally, as a download, somehow thinking it was by fellow metal band Dope.
Gone from Papa Roach is their typical lyrical sound of Jacoby complaining to his psychotherapist. Also half-absent from the album is their "rapcore" style, which I feel comes in more subtly and appropriately on The Paramour Sessions (TPS).
This album is a true melange of the variety that the band shows they're capable of producing. Some blast them for departing from their original "style" (but if you ask me, they started doing that, in a good way, in "Getting Away With Murder").
From the deep, low-register "Forever" (there sounds like there are strings in the chorus, as well!) to their more "typical-sounding" song "...Wanna Be Loved", the album contains songs that won't get out of your head.
Don't miss the optimistic "Time Is Running Out" and the emotional power ballad "What Do You Do?", either.
Waaay "off" their style is "Roses On My Grave", which for the most part is instrumented solely by a classical orchestra, with no guitar or conventional heavy metal instrumentation. This goes on until the final chorus, which is done together by the metal-outfitted remainder of the band in "concert" with the orchestra. I honestly liked this track for its variety.
Summary: If you're ready to fumigate Papa Roach's older style from albums such as "Infest", you're ready for this album. Jacoby & Co. has grown up.
And to say nothing of whom they inspired (The Exies, "A Modern Way Of Living With The Truth", which came out the following year!):
A Modern Way of Living with the Truth
Free Music Review: alright
Hit: 2 Stars
I only liked 3 songs on this album and that was tracks 1 2 and 6 the rest was okay. So this was an okay CD and those three songs are the best songs on this album.