Customer Reviews

Saving Grace

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This is one of the best CDs I've ever heard. It is a perfect blend of punk and southern style rock 'n' roll. There is only one song on this disc that I don't absoulutely love. I've had this one since it was released and it's still as fantastic as the day I first heard it. For those who haven't heard Sixer yet, this is the album to start with. If you are considering purchasing it, definitely start listening with the track "Fist City". If you like this album, check out some of the older Ann Beretta CDs such as "Bitter Tongues" and "To All Our Fallen Heroes" which were made when Lear (who performs the lead vocals in Sixer) was still with them.

To make a correction, another reviewer claimed that Sixer is from Alabama, but that is incorrect. They are from Richmond, VA.

What can I say, this album rocks. Not very often does a band release an album where basically every song is an anthem. From the first song all the way to the last. I sing along to every word with a fist in the air. This album is one of my altime favorites and will be for a long long time to come. Fist City will burn tonight!

Anxious for the new Rancid album? If you just can't wait until the next release of the legendary 4 piece punk band, check out sixer. A mix of Rancid sounding vocals and guitar, mixed with social distortionesque rythym and bass, makes for one of the best new bands to come out in a while. With the wave of emo bands that have come out recently Sixer is a step in the right direction for the new punk bands out there. Sounding similar to such legendary bands as Social Distorition, Rancid, and Stiff Little Fingers, this band hailing from alabama is one of the more talented ive heard. Basically if you like punk rock music, you should check these guys out, they are hard, fast, and have some really solid lyrics.

It so happened that i heard some talk about this band around town,some 11 months ago.And it's just like me to forget things,so i never checked'Sixer'.Anyway,I run into this cd here,and i give it a listen...the vocals are excellent and the production sound is also excellent. After two songs,I feel like the guy singing is kinned to Rancid. The music work doesn't sound like Rancid at all, but the lead vocalist.. I bet is a huge fan of Rancid, and has mirrored a style very similar to his influence. The problem is that when you hear this record(like I did for the first time), you immediately tell yourself that you have heard this before,somewhere else,a different time. .I still like this release nonetheless. i gave it'3'stars.

forget sixer and grab all of ann berettas albums, there must haves