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THE REVIEW
Do you remember when the Germans burned all the books that drove them crazy???
Well, they should have also sent those four insignificant, cumbersome (just to be polite) members of Good Charlotte to the fire. Some consider them punk, and those who do clearly don’t understand a damn thing about music.
There's not much to say: I can only say that their songs are total crap soaked in unbearable lightness, I also say that I hope they will disappear from the music scene very soon, but above all, I say one thing: GOOD CHARLOTTE FUCK YOU!!!!!!!!
What a pain these artists thrown together just to make a quick buck...
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The reviewer expresses a strong negative opinion of Good Charlotte's 'The Chronicles Of Life And Death' album. They criticize the band's musical style and call their songs unbearable and pointless. The review condemns the band as a product of commercial motivation.Tracklist Lyrics Videos
Good Charlotte
Good Charlotte are an American pop punk band from Waldorf, Maryland, formed in 1996 by twin brothers Joel and Benji Madden. Rising to mainstream fame in the early 2000s, they are known for hits like Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous, The Anthem, and Girls & Boys, and for albums including The Young and the Hopeless, The Chronicles of Life and Death, and Good Morning Revival.05 Reviews
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By ilmio
The fifteen tracks we find on the new CD of the heavily made-up band have NOTHING TO DO with rock... with punk...!
A point in favor, however, for the lyrics. The songs aren’t great, in fact, some are awful... but the lyrics are not bad at all.
By Cate_music_woman
With a sound that oscillates between dark atmospheres and reaching a pop dimension, 'The Chronicles Of Life And Death' has settled into the Italian charts.
A good album that marks the establishment of the band even in Italy but perhaps delves too much into the commercial area that is very familiar to the Italian music scene.
By aka THE TRUE ghetto
Good Charlotte produce an album where they almost completely abandon childlike choruses and lyrics from a juvenile band to venture into something darker.
It is pointless to deny that this Madden brothers and co.'s album might leave previous fans stunned, in a negative sense, by venturing down a new path.
