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Died Laughing

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Much like Jerry Cantrell, Chris Cornell and Scott Wieland, Keith has done a complete 360 degree turn on his solo record. This is nothing like anything you've heard in his LoA days, and it's much better also. Very acoustic, very mellow and very cool to listen to when you're with that special someone. Go to KeithCaputo.com and download something and see for yourself!

Wow I guess this has nobody thought to come by Keith!
It`s Emotional extremness that we only heard by his LoA song Let`s Pretend (feat. on the other Album Pure Died Laughing as Acoustic version).
I Have to say that this Record is in my personal top-10 of albums I`ve own
and I own over 500!!!
`nuff said!!!!
GET THIS YOU WON`T BE DISSAPOINTET (EXEPT YOU`RE TOO BLIND TO SEE THAT THERE ARE THINGS BESIDE HARDCORE!)

Keith has a amazing voice and his lyrics really touch people's hearts. Its very different from Life of Agony but I like it. The guitars sound great and quality riffs. It ranges from rock to jazz to blues to contempary. Any new keith fans check out LIFE OF AGONY for more of keith's great singing.

Let's get this out of the way. If you are a LOA fan and you think this album will satisfy your need for another LOA release, don't buy. HOWEVER, if you like Keith Caputo's voice and have and open mind with music and like other genres than metal, BUY THIS ALBUM!!! I had no idea what to expect with this release. I was so pleasantly surprised when I finished listening to it. Keith has a soft voice here and it helped him reinvent himself with Died Laughing. There aren't any hardcore riffs here. The songs are a bit poppy in nature. His lyrics seem to mean something when you listen as well.

I go this on loan from a friend, and though initially skeptical, I have yet to take it out of my CD player. Amazing songmanship. Excellent lyrics. Catchy and poppy without being bland and repetitive. The hooks dance around your head long after you've turned off the music, and the songs become instant classics in your mind. This guy needs a record deal in the States.

this is a departure from LOA but If you like weeds(accoustic)the live accoustic shows and the heartfelt ballad this is something to hear.Keith is the rare great person(i've met him in 90-94 a half dozen times but now adays he is a gem hostest and real down to earth.the high points to me isnew york city,selfish and honeycomb, but don't overlook the rest.try died lauching pure accoustic even a LOA song.a true artist and great musican too.

I'm one of those next generation Life Of Agony Fans. I got in to them right when Soul Searching Sun came out. Then they broke up. I listened to SSS, Ugly, and River Runs Red (ANY LOA Fan's favorite!) over and over again, wanting more. Then I got a hold of Keith's solo album.
From the get go, I knew not to expect another LOA album. Keith had quit the band to presue something differet. And boy, has he acheived it. Died Laughing is a collection of beautiful,melodic, emotional songs. Keith sounds so happy cherning out vocal bliss on songs like Dew Drop Magic, New York City, and Honeycomb.
Keith has always taken a safe haven in his music so this album is an amazing invite in to his soleis.
In 2002 I had the chance to see Keith perform live three of his four dates at the CBGB's gallery in month of March. It was just him an a fantastic guitarist! It was like seeing Jim Morrison perform in a coffee house.
Keith threw in LOA songs such as Weeds, and Let's Pretend (one of my all time favorite songs) and even jokingly promised to do River Runs Red next time he came around. I thought to myself that this was going to be the closest i'd even get to seeing LOA. boy.. was I wrong! In January of 2003 Life Of Agony reformed in New York and I have seen them FOUR times since. Including in their hometown and mine, Brooklyn NY! It is now 2005 and Keith and the boys are releasing a new album in June. As excited as i am for it, I'd love to see keith do some of his solo stuff with the band, or maybe as an opening act. I just hope he doesn't give up on it and can trancend between the two.

I followed Keith from being one of the most aggressive frontman in NYC to making some of the most beautiful music I've heard in my life.

And it was worth every second of the ride.

This is a CD to live by.

this album is on of the best i have heard, i saw him at roskilde festival and he rocked, played most of this songs and on of LOA, and his voice is amazing, hes one of the best along Chris Cornell and Sebastian Bach, a must buy!

I have been a Life of Agony fan since tey started and since Keith broke apart i think that he has become one of the best artists in the world. His music is so inspiring you just have to listenm to it. This album is the one to get.