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Track Listings
| Disc: 1 | |||
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| 1. Radiosurgery | |||
| 2. Anthem for the Unwanted | |||
| 3. Drill It In My Brain | |||
| 4. I'm Not the One | |||
| 5. Ready, Aim, Fire! | |||
| 6. Dumped | |||
| 7. Summer Fling, Don't Mean a Thing | |||
| 8. Caught In The Act | |||
| 9. Memories and Battle Scars | |||
| 10. Trainwreck | |||
See all 11 tracks on this disc
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| Disc: 2 | |||
| 1. Separate Beds | |||
| 2. Over Again | |||
| 3. Sadness | |||
| 4. Blitzkrieg Bop | |||
Editorial Reviews
New Found Glory vocalist Jordan Pundik may sing "I'm amazed that we've made it this far" on the band's 2011 full-length album Radiosurgery, but that shouldn't be a surprise to anyone who has followed the band's career trajectory. For the past fourteen years the Coral Spring, Florida, pop-punk act New Found Glory have transcended trends and gimmicks by writing songs from the heart that listeners of all ages can relate, including three gold records under their belts.
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8 of 8 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
There was a time not too long ago, from about 2000-2006, when you could not avoid pop punk. The bands that played this type of music were everywhere, and new bands were coming out of the woodwork every day it seemed. New Found Glory were among the poineers of these bands, arriving on the scene around 1999, just as this style of music was breaking through. The genre went through changes, with sunny pop-punk slowly being replaced by emo/screamo, and eventually, a whole new crop of younger bands started to push the old ones away. New Found Glory has never gone away, and as a matter of fact, their last album (2009's "Not Without A Fight") was one of their most honest and straightforward efforts. In order for a band to survive these constant changes in the scene, they need to keep making good records.
And Radiosurgery is good. It is DARN good. As a matter of fact, it just might be the band's best yet. Opting to return to the sound of their earlier albums, NFG has picked up the tempo even more this time around, and the songwriting is spot-on. Some of the tracks are a little on the poppy side, such as the title track and first single "Radiosurgery." Others hit hard with a refreshing blast of punk energy (the cover version of "Blitzkreig Pop" is one of the best punk covers I've ever heard.) Literally, out of fifteen tracks, thirteen are near exceptional. This stands out as the only NFG album to not have any bad songs; they really got it right this time around. Jordan Pundik's vocals are great throughout, and Chad Gilbert attacks these songs like it was his last day on earth, making the album sound immediate, but still lots of fun.
On the inside cover of this album, it reads "Pop Punk is Not Dead." A trio of great albums over the past several months by Blink 182, Simple Plan, and now New Found Glory seems to confirm that statement. This is one of those albums, like Green Day's "Dookie," that is worth buying the physical CD and keeping it in your collection for years. I'd run through each song but you know what the band sounds like, and believe me, you will not be disappointed. In my review of "Not Without A Fight," I stated that NFG had an exceptional album hidden within them somewhere; an album where everything clicked, and the whole thing sounded great. This is their moment. And it does not matter that it came in 2011 instead of 2001, or any other time in between. Pop punk may or may not be dead, but New Found Glory is alive and well.
And Radiosurgery is good. It is DARN good. As a matter of fact, it just might be the band's best yet. Opting to return to the sound of their earlier albums, NFG has picked up the tempo even more this time around, and the songwriting is spot-on. Some of the tracks are a little on the poppy side, such as the title track and first single "Radiosurgery." Others hit hard with a refreshing blast of punk energy (the cover version of "Blitzkreig Pop" is one of the best punk covers I've ever heard.) Literally, out of fifteen tracks, thirteen are near exceptional. This stands out as the only NFG album to not have any bad songs; they really got it right this time around. Jordan Pundik's vocals are great throughout, and Chad Gilbert attacks these songs like it was his last day on earth, making the album sound immediate, but still lots of fun.
On the inside cover of this album, it reads "Pop Punk is Not Dead." A trio of great albums over the past several months by Blink 182, Simple Plan, and now New Found Glory seems to confirm that statement. This is one of those albums, like Green Day's "Dookie," that is worth buying the physical CD and keeping it in your collection for years. I'd run through each song but you know what the band sounds like, and believe me, you will not be disappointed. In my review of "Not Without A Fight," I stated that NFG had an exceptional album hidden within them somewhere; an album where everything clicked, and the whole thing sounded great. This is their moment. And it does not matter that it came in 2011 instead of 2001, or any other time in between. Pop punk may or may not be dead, but New Found Glory is alive and well.
4 of 5 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD|Amazon Verified Purchase
This album is great! New Found Glory is one of those bands that just keep getting better with each album they release.
3 of 4 people found the following review helpful
By Riaan
Format:Audio CD
Such a terrific, uplifting album full of classic NFG hooks! They certainly have done it again. Any fan of pop-punk should eat this up. Love it!
Most Recent Customer Reviews
5.0 out of 5 stars
Pop Punk is definitely not dead!
ANFG is STILL awesome. This album is great. While I really like it, I must admit that Hit or Miss is still my favorite. Read more
Published 1 month ago by G. Bramlitt
5.0 out of 5 stars
Great album from NFG
So far, this is the best album that being made ever.
Great spirit from pop punk band.
Pop punks never dies :)
Great spirit from pop punk band.
Pop punks never dies :)
Published 3 months ago by Christian Setiawan
5.0 out of 5 stars
Pop Punks Not Dead
NFG returns to greatness as they release their 8th full length album "Radiosurgery". Tracks like "Summer Fling Don't Mean a Thing" and "Anthem for the... Read more
Published 3 months ago by Brett Trent
5.0 out of 5 stars
The definitive New Found Glory record!
"Radiosurgery" is catchy, infectious and rich on pop-punk energy. It is by far the band's most accomplished work - tightly scripted and marvelously crafted. Read more
Published 7 months ago by Mathias Folsted
5.0 out of 5 stars
NFG does it again
NFG is finally back and they put out one heck of an album. If you are a NFG fan don't hesitate, just pick it up.
Published 8 months ago by Paul M. Frasca
5.0 out of 5 stars
Great CD
NFG is back and this is another great album! I downloaded it and it is very good. Many hits! Thank You!
Published 11 months ago by GHF
5.0 out of 5 stars
Classic NFG
Put simply, if you liked Sticks and Stones-era New Found Glory, you'll love this. It's their best work in my eyes. Very solid effort!
Published 12 months ago by Matt Schwyz
5.0 out of 5 stars
Radiosurgery
This Cd is worth buying not matter what the cost is. have all NFG cds and will buy more long as they create more albums.
Published 14 months ago by mnsh30
3.0 out of 5 stars
Not the best
I love New Found Glory but this seems to be the weakest album of the bunch. I listen to it the least of all their albums. If you're looking to buy one album from this band.... Read more
Published 14 months ago by Steven Wilkins
4.0 out of 5 stars
their best cd in years
i've been listening to NFG since 2002 and they've certainly put out a bunch of different types of music. it was really great to see them get back to this type of music. Read more
Published 14 months ago by jon
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