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Suffer Survive

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I have heard these guys before on cd and liked the sound and lyrics but wasn't so thrilled about them, but I recently saw them perform live this week opening for Papa Roach and they really put on a great and energetic show. They performed right before Papa Roach and got an amazing feedback from the audience. I was amazed that at their live performance! It definitely beats their prerecorded cd, but don't judge the band by their cd, go check them out live! It will be well worth your time and money you spent on the cd, you'll see!

this CD is so awesome. i really like no warning. people always complain that this cd. kindda sounds like Sum 41. but. i THINK IT IS SO TIGHT ANYWAYS.

REALLY good band. if you like this cd. get Ill Blood, which is their CD before this an it is a hardcore Classic.

I also saw them in Concert with Papa Roach last November. The combination of those two bands was one of the best pits I've been in. It's been a year since the concert and since I have even heard of this band and I'm still listening to all their stuff regularly.

Suffer Survive Is a great album. No Warning has a great sound and great energy. The Band themselves are cool people, and have alot of energy. On top of this album being THE BEST ALBUM EVER they Do A GREAT LIVE SHOW THAT WILL KNOCK YOUR SOCKS OFF!!! BUY this album you wont Regret it..

YoYo NWC

I remember when No Warning was one of the best new bands in hardcore. What happened? Ill Blood and their S/T were two of the greatest hardcore albums to come out within the last couple of years. If you're a fan of the old No Warning don't get this, it'll make you cry. I'm not joking either, it's freaking depressing. Don't listen to all the Projekt Revolution reviewers. Bunch of 13 year old girls who know nothing about hardcore. I can only hope that No Warning comes back to their senses and a.) gets back on a hardcore label, preferably Bridge Nine. b.)stop acting like they are linkin park(sum 41 for that matter). c.) stops printing this abomination. The only track worth listening to is Dirtier Than the Next. Even that gets pretty 'linkin parkish' towards the end. Disappointing.....very very disappointing.

alright so i went and checked out the heavyweights of hardcore tour w/hatebreed and no warning was one of the openers.i had read stuff about them on here and i was kinda surprised they would be touring with hatebreed if they soudned like linkin park.the guys took the stage and absolutely threwdown.they tore it up.the guitar riffs they churned out were heavy as ever and the drummer absolutely annihiliated his kit which was outstanding to see someone play with the intensity that i do.i immediately picked up the cd.its "mellowcore".basically,id call it a 4 way collision between hatebreed,unearth,the used (older),and linkin park "hybrid theory" choruses/deftones "adrenaline" breakdowns and choruses.they are very original and give the screaming a break alot of the time, which allows for a more enjoyable album.it may be short, but man its soooooo good.i highly recommend this album to any fan of hardcore music looking for something different or any fan of modern metal looking to branch out and get their feet wet.great album and be sure to see them on tour-they own.definitely not a linkin park wannabe (i know they signed to their label but still???not even close!!!)

I think "Suffer, Survive" is AWESOME!!!!!!!!. I saw No Warning at Projekt Rev and they ROCKED!!!, they're such an AMAZING and COOL and HOT band!!! and I think everybody should buy their cd!!!!

I consider myself a new "fan," of No Warning, having accidentally received their Ill Blood album from their old label, Bridge 9. Ill Blood was wicked. This, however, is completely disappointing. The change in label tells the tale: they went from all-hardcore Bridge 9 to the Linkin-Park-and-God-knows-what-else Machine Shop label. If you're a fan of Linkin Park or Sum 41, you may enjoy this, because it definitely incorporates elements from their music. More power to you. However, if you come from the Old School Hardcore school, like I do, and were really turned on by their previous albums, you'll see this one as a travesty. The worst part is that the songs are almost good, but then they break into a really lame melodic radio-friendly sound right where you think they're gonna let loose like they did in the previous albums. In short, if you were a fan of the Ill Blood or the S/T, avoid this album.

All right, I am (or was) a new fan of No Warning, whenever the Hellfest 2003 DVD came out (forgot when it was), I bought it right away. I saw No Warning on there, and I loved them. I bought their S/T album, I love it. Then I saw they were on tour with Projekt Revolution. I was shocked. But oh well, I guess. Then they released Dirtier then the Next and Hopeless Case. Dirtier then the Next isn't so bad. But Hopeless Case. That song is horrible. You might as well call the song "Let's make music like Linkin Park". I figured that I'll download it before buying it (mainly because I finally figured out they signed to LP's label, which made me really cautious). I'm glad I did. That CD is terrible. If you want to hear what No Warning was before they turned their backs on hardcore, listen to their S/T or Ill Blood CD.

When I first saw No Warning on the Hellfest 2003 DVD I thought wow this is one of the youngest, most full of energy tough guy hardcore bands I've seen in a long time. There music used to be tough as nails, and this album was supposed to be the album that put them up there with the rest of the tough guy hardcore kings. I had NO IDEA that this band got signed to Linkin Park's label, and also went on the POSER REVOLUTION tour. This is probably one of the biggest sell outs in history, any band that goes from making hardcore as hard as these guys used to make it to this AUTROCITY shouldn't be allowed to make music. I say if you're gonna completely abandon your sound and start ripping off Linkin Park at least change your name. The next time any of you hardcore kids see these guys be sure to throw stuff at them pathetic SELLOUTS