Album Rating: 4.5
It's really nothing like Watch Out! so you can't compare them. Oh wait, they were made by the same band.
Fact: we both typed the album "Watch Out!" with the exclamation point.
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What you said actually proves nothing, Watch Out! (exclamation mark is part or the title, hence why I wrote it) is consderiably better.
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Album Rating: 3.5
this album was definately written so that mainstream music listeners could get into it...watch out! is a lot more technical in many aspects.
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Consistent, but unvaried. I don't know whether it's a negative thing that all the songs are of a similar style. They've releases previous material so we know they're not one-trick ponies; I don't see why they HAVE to release a varied album. I like it.
To fan the flames; Crisis was better than Watch Out!
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Album Rating: 3.5
so i finally got around to listening to this and while it was interesting and pretty solid it definitely wasn't anything special.
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Album Rating: 3.0
I didn't find Crisis to be anything special either.
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I'm not feeling this.
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Hmm, on first listen it's alright. Nothing special but then I thought the same about Crisis so I'll give it a few more listens yet.
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Probably their most consistent album without reaching the emotive heights of classics: Boiled Frogs, Mailbox Arson (Crisis) and It Was Fear of Myself That Made Me Odd, Get Fighted (Watch Out). Musically Alexisonfire are a very tight band with catchy rockin hardcore pop songs. Dallas Green's amazing melodic vocals make this band. You must check out his first solo City and Colour album - it'll put a lump in any one's throat. Light and Shade often produce the best music (i.e. Opeth, Tool, P. Tree). The contrast of mood/style builds more intensity and emotion. I've never really liked the other hardcore vocalist in Alexisonfire, now I love Napalm Death and Opeth, it's just this vocalist doesn't work for me. I think the big dude in the band has a better rock voice and blends better with Dallas Green. Old Crows/Young Cardinals really doesn't have a bad track. Stand out songs: Emerald Street, Born and Raised, Young Cardinals, Heading For The Sun, Midnight Regulations, The Northern. These are the highlights, mainly because of the catchy and emotive resonance in Dallas Green's vocals.
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Album Rating: 3.5
I like this, but it's my least favorite of all their albums. Nothing really stands out..
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Album Rating: 4.0
Still have to get this, myes
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Album Rating: 1.0
this album was just a huge letdown for me, even saw them at warped to see if i could get into the songs there, i just cant find anythings enjoyable about this record
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Album Rating: 3.5
It is a bit dissappointing, but not worthy of a "1" rating imo. That rating is reserved for bands like "Brokencyde," certainly this isn't THAT bad, is it?
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Negative ratings are needed
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Album Rating: 3.5
No way this is "1" though, at the worst a 2-2.5. Now your dig, "WhiteWall," on the other hand, is certainly one-worthy..
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Alexisonfire are a solid band, as far as what's mainstream, the musicianship always seems tight, not deserving of a horrible rating, but this is one of their weaker records.
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Album Rating: 3.5
basically entirely true^
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Album Rating: 3.5
George's vocals bring this down for me. Though they've grown on me a little, it's still a pretty big letdown overall.
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Album Rating: 4.0
This record sounds like the maturing of a great band. Excellent record. Love the cover's artwork.
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Album Rating: 3.5
Judging by critics, this is Alexisonfire's most acclaimed album
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