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This album isn't bad, it flows really well. The Green Day are always good, they really know how to do this genre. Plus, I really like Billy Joe as a person.

WELL SAID. The last great album by U2. Beautiful, emotional, well-crafted, original, inspired. Too bad they only made garbage afterward. For me, their career ended here. At the peak.

But please... The U2 after ACHTUNG BABY have always sucked... and this album sucks. But do you remember what U2 used to be?? If you like this album, definitely not. But the funny thing is that this album, even though it's well-produced, sucks... let's be serious, guys...

I don't officially think you can hear anything online. Try with Amazon for a single but I don't know. You might try to search for something to download with file sharing. I recommend the track "14-41," the best on the album in my opinion.

Anyway, I would like to reiterate that I wouldn’t want you to generalize about the entire career of the band. I am speaking exclusively about this album. And if we had put this record on vinyl in 1978, we would have been struck by the power of Van Halen's guitar. By the power of the sound. By the Tapping that had never been used so frequently on a rock album by a guitarist until then. And if you add to all this catchy and well-structured songs........
By global criticism, I mean that all the specialized magazines, various critics, record labels, professional or amateur musicians believed that this album was indeed spectacular, and above all, it was because of Edward's guitar. As I tell many, Van Halen is not just Jump... quite the opposite. Ah, one more thing. The guitar on this album was handcrafted by Van Halen with components from other guitars specifically to increase the power of the sound. And even the Marshalls were "tricked." The legend (which is not a legend) says that Van Halen "burned" dozens of amplifiers for his experiments early in his career. In short, that man (who was 21 years old at the time!!!) was someone who really wanted to surprise you if you went to see him live. And he succeeded in a big way (he still does). Regards:

They are undoubtedly one of the most valid groups in the emo scene, even if they are a bit too easy and somewhat commercial. However, their best album is definitely not this one; it’s the self-titled album released in 2000. That one is really strong...

The album in question is the peak of the Police's career. Personally, I prefer Reggatta de Blanc, but this is the most complete and worldwide album... actually, there’s only "mother" which is quite lame, but all the other tracks are very beautiful and cohesive. The style is more sophisticated, perhaps commercial, more pop, but still very original and unique. Unfortunately, you can sense Sting's detachment from the other two members more... but that's another story.

the one from the previous post was me, I forgot to log in...