Customer Reviews

That Was a Moment

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I first heard of the Goodwill when I was at Club Krome in South Amboy, NJ for by friend's band's show(...). The Goodwill was one of two headliners and they were awesome. I suggest that you get this CD if you like bands like Midtown, Junction 18, or Brand New.

I heard about The Goodwill from mp3.com, and I was impressed with what I heard. Their debut cd is quality music. It does seem to be repetitive at times as the reviewer before me stated, but it has tons of energy and a raw feeling to it which i love. If you like Taking Back Sunday and The Starting Line, then i highly reccomend this record to add to your collection.

This new release from The Goodwill is an excellent album. It features unique vocals and a catchy acoustic track as its closer. It features good riffs and fast paced pop-punk. Fans of NFG and other pop-punk bands will really like this album. The only thing I can see wrong with it is it sounds a little repetitive throughout but otherwise It's definitely worth it.

Like a lot of other people I heard these guys on mp3.com; I wasn't that impressed, but they were better than a lot of other bands. When mp3.com was shut-down I totally forgot about the goodwill, but then I saw the cd at my local record store, used and marked down to like three bucks, so I picked it up. The goodwill is a pretty good pop-punk band, and if your into stuff like Mest, you will love this cd. For me, if this cd wasn't three dollars I would never be writing this review. The goodwill are one of those bands you listen for a week then forget about.

I got a demo fo these guys a little over a year ago for a firend who went to hihg school with the lead singer Brian Barbuto. When I first listened to it, I thought "hey this is pretty good for a little unknown band, but nothing spectacular. I was more inpressed that a kid right out of high school actually got a demo out. then a few months later I hear that this Band The Goodwill, has been touring with the likes of Taking Back Sunday and Yellowcard, and I think to myself this can't be the same band. Unfortunately it was, and what was worse was that the songs on this cd were exactly the same as the stuff on their demow, there was no growth or maturation, and Barbuto's voice is horrible. despite all of those problems, every song sounds the same, there is not variety. damn stupid Goodwill and their lead singer with the horrible voice. Here's some advice, dump Barbuto and get anew singer, you will be sucha better band