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Good And Ready
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14% |
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The Bright Lights Of America
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14% |
3 |
Vices
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7% |
4 |
The Modern Rome Burning
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13% |
5 |
If You Wanna Steal
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7% |
6 |
No Warning
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1% |
7 |
Spit In The Face
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11% |
8 |
We Are The Lost
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7% |
9 |
Go West
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5% |
10 |
The Smartest Bomb
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8% |
11 |
Shadow Of The Dead
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4% |
12 |
The Ink And The Quill (Be Afraid)
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6% |
13 |
Tar And Sagebrush
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2% |
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Ryan from Diamond Bar, CA |  |
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Nov 11 2009 |
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better than expected. songs 6 through 10 are a great stretch while listening in my car. underground network is still their #1. bright lights is still a little too poppy
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Christine from Wantage, NJ |  |
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Jan 2 2009 |
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this is anti-flags best album. It really shows how the band has grown and matured over the years. Their style has changed slightly, but it is for the better, plus it still has the familiar Anti-flag sound. You can see this in songs like "Spit in the Face." This is a very catchy album and I recommend it to pretty much anyone.
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Matthew from Toronto, ON Canada |  |
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Nov 5 2008 |
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a really great album by A-F, especially when you see them live. best songs are 'good and ready', 'bright lights of america', 'if you wanna steal...', and 'the ink and the quill'. pick it up, and enjoy!
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Arryn from Tallahassee, FL |  |
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Jul 3 2008 |
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The first time I listened to it, I didn't find myself in a hurry to listen to it again. After a little while and a few more listens, I started liking it for what it was. It's not the same style, but it is good. Not their best work, but some catchy tunes and worth the buy.
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Eric from Richmond, VA |  |
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May 16 2008 |
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This is a great album. I love all of anti-flags stuff and I don't really feel like they have drastic changes between albums so if you liked their last album then I think you will like this one.
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Matt from Chillicothe, IA |  |
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May 5 2008 |
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i was really looking forward to this cd coming out. and i was really happy with it. yeah its diffrent than the other ones but i think its a good diffrent. it shows they have some range in their sound. and i like that it still has some political topics on it. its an amazing cd that any fan of theirs should get.
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Aaron from Ottawa, ON Canada |  |
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Apr 16 2008 |
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If you were expecting The Terror State or Underground Network this album is not for you. I must admit I didn't like the new direction after the first listen but after subsequent playings it has really grown on me. Don't knock the band for trying something new. If bands didn't try anyting new we'd all be listening to the same music. If you go in with an open mind you'll find there are some really good songs on this album.
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Ryan from Clearfield, PA |  |
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Apr 4 2008 |
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As a former resident from the rusted shores of Pittsburgh, PA, I’m sorry to inform you that this CD pretty much flops! What happened to the catchy bass lines of old? The songs are very slow and similar. However, I did see improvement on the vocals. They still have the “Anti-Flag” gang vocals down to a T. This CD isn’t all bad; there are a few good tracks. But, all in all, it was a let down.
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Brian from Kilwinning, United Kingdom |  |
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Apr 3 2008 |
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I'll have people disagreeing with me all over the place, but this album is not bad at all. Most Anti-Flag albums would have received a 5 star rating from me, but this gets a 4. Simply because it does sound a little too polished, and there aren't enough hooks. However, as a stand-alone record this is a good one by any standard. I wouldn't say there are any bad songs, but there aren't as many songs that stand out as much as in previous albums. I think the bonus track that seems to appear generally (Tar and Sagebrush) although enjoyable, different, and a bit odd sounding, shouldn't have been put on there when there are tracks like Tanzania, which is a terrific acoustic (for the most part) song that should have made the final cut. The passion, the ideology, and the fact that it is Anti-Flag, all qualify this as a good album, and there are a few catchy songs on there that you'll listen to over and over. It's certainly not a waste of money.
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Dan from Oswego, IL |  |
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Apr 2 2008 |
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i never thought i would say this, but i am actually disappointed in an anti-flag album. their style up til this cd was raw energy and ideals. this cd sounds way too polished and, i hate to say, it sounds like mainstream rock. for them, that's really not a good thing. i hope this was an experiment and they get back to their old ways soon. i don't know if this was an attempt to attract new fans in the mainstream to quit bein so apathetic, but i think it will really alienate all their loyal fans.
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