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Never Enough Time

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Dial 7 is more than another 311, they are so much more. If you like a CD that sounds like it has 4 or 5 different bands on it but it is actually the same band, then this is for you. From hard core 311 type, to old blues royal fingerbowl type, to reggae modern bob marley type, this band has a buttload of talent. It is a fun CD to listen to because it's not about anger and having sex or doing drugs. It's about having a good time and living. Great CD. I highly recommend it to anyone that likes groovy hard core or a little bit of rap and reggae.

This is another great CD by a no-name band. I wish their second CD were more readily available. I saw these guys live and picked up the CD at the show, it's great. Songs like "133," "Faster," "All I Want," and "Money + Fame." are IMO the best. If you want to know what they sound like, think Linkin Park meets Sublime. Very good, worth a listen if not a buy.

This CD just flat out rocks. This band will take off one day. I bet my life on it. After listening to this CD and seeing them live twice, I am completely convinced they are going somewhere and will be big one day.

if you like 311 zebrahead rage against the machine phunk junkeez the urge and shootyz groove get it!

man this cd is just incredible,ive been listening to this for 2 years now and i still love it.no matter how many bands you can compare them to they still have a sound that only they could pull off-and they definately pull it off with authority and style-which is more than i can say for at least 75% of music out there.i mean these guys are so good that i have a hard time believing that they still havent hit the mainstream but i dont know if the public is ready.id would compare them to 311 but i dont think 311 has anything on dial-7.....just go get it! and go to their website and order their other cd as well! dialse7en-later

Allright people...if you hear this album, you truly have lived. Every song is so good in so many ways. Dial-7 knows how to execute good lyrics with FORCE. There are some moments in music where total musical bliss is achieved. In this album, basically the whole thing is that. Like at the end of "133" where it goes from the rap of shauny b to the calm reggae of mike lord. this combination shows unmatched diversity, and in that the listener is elevated to a more heavenly state. every time i listen to this album i like it more..it isn't the type of thing you'll ever get bored of. so, if you like good lyrics, tunes that rock more than anything....and also tunes that are mellow and emotionally beautiful, then Never Enough Time is IT. Join in on the rap/hardcore/reggae/etc heaven.

This band did not last long enough. Hence their long full length release is aptly titled "Never Enough Time."

This album was a favorite of mine. It fell right in line with some solid sounds that came out int eh late nineties. This album rolls well with Zebrahead's Waste of Mind, 311's transistor, or Sugar Ray's self titled. They are a good rock reggae and funk mix up.

If you're here you probably fondly remember this disc. If you are fortunate enough to have stumbled upon this selection randomly pick it up! It is an excellent album and will soon fall into obscurity.

For any fans of Incubus(older stuff) and System of a Down(agian, the older music). This band ranks pretty high on the list of collectibles.

I first heard these guys on a bouldering video called Inertia. I was blown away. I didn't know who sung MacFly at the time... so I went and checked out every band that was in the Video til I found Dial 7. Man, these guys rock. What a find!

This is such an amazing CD. I first heard of them through the booklet for (hed) p.e. Most of the other bands they had thanked were good, so I decided to check out Dial-7. Looking back on that day, I realize what a smart decision that was. I love almost every song on it, and those that I don't love, I still like. It was like someone threw all the styles of music I like into a blender. I haven't heard anything this fresh since I heard Incubus for the first time or when I started to check out the Urge. It's Reggae Metal for the masses! It is an essential CD for any fan of Metal. A promised good time.