sorciopeloso

I don't really like FTF, despite the great reviews I've read around. More than anything, I haven't yet felt the urge to listen to one of their albums multiple times in a short span (so much so that I don't rate the album even after listening to it because I really don't remember it); it seems they’re just not for me, as I’m evidently more into the "European school". Regarding what was read above... aren't you confusing them with gore or brutal death? Because grindcore certainly isn't based on "catchy" titles. Well, I’ll just say that giving a 5 to grindcore stuff isn’t madness: Scum by Napalm Death, Shift by Nasum, or Xenosapien by Cephalic Carnage, just to name the first albums that come to mind, can absolutely deserve those five points. Of course, it's natural that if one doesn't appreciate the genre... oh well! (one last note regarding the review: as far as I'm concerned, grind isn't metal)

It must be said that they are kids, but they know how to handle the instruments. Speaking of music, I listened to this album a couple of times: I won’t express any final judgments yet, but I would say the sound has become more "American," if you know what I mean.

God, I had forgotten it was supposed to come out! _ I need to make up for it because I really liked the debut and the live show I attended.

curious

Only positive reviews for this album :D

Ah!!! I heard them mentioned! They were cited in a metal encyclopedia in installments (which got stuck at the letter K) that my sister used to collect back in the day (1992? 1993?)!

absolutely the record to listen to on the subway on Christmas Eve, as I had the great idea to do yesterday while coming back home :D

You, boy, have a talent to spare in music criticism.

stickin' in my eyes but it's not on this album :D

oh today is really the day! I'm sorry (don’t think I’m mad at you eh! *_*), but just like with the review of Alkaline Trio (who released the most boring and poorly produced disc - it sounds totally fake - of their career), once again I disagree with what you wrote. If there’s one thing that sets Lagwagon apart and gives them value, it’s definitely their compositional variety, along with Cape's excellent melodic flair and voice. As for the rest, the review is sprinkled with a few too many spelling/grammar errors, please pay more attention when you write. Oh, Derrick founded Lagwagon, why do you feel the need to specify that he plays on this album?