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4.0 out of 5 stars
solid but not spectacular,
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This review is from: Thrills, Kills & Sunday Pills (Audio CD)
You most likely have heard of them because of:hard act to follow
Interesting point: founded by tripple j Best song played loud:hard act Best slow song:better off alone Best Lyrics:nothin spectacular, hold on me. My favourite:choke Dont like:lacking a bit of excitement i think Also good by this band: chemical heart,lost control If you like this look out for:try thirsty merc
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4.0 out of 5 stars
Solid rock and roll on any continent,
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This review is from: Thrills, Kills & Sunday Pills (Audio CD)
An Aussie friend of mine recommended this band to me on a recent trip to Australia. This became the soundtrack to my entire trip as it rarely left my IPod and still gets plenty of play today. Great hooks and guitar riffs more than make up for occasionally banal lyrics. "Bleed You Dry" and "Thrills, Kills & Sunday Pills" highlight the heavier side, and "She's Leaving Tuesday" is a great ballad. Worth trying out!
4.0 out of 5 stars
A sound effort from these aussie rockers,
This review is from: Thrills, Kills & Sunday Pills (Audio CD)
This fourth album from Grinspoon is another success.
Key tracks include: Hard Act To Follow, Better Off Alone, Hold On Me, Rising Tide and Enemy. This is not their best album but it is very good as they were exploring new areas in their musicianship. Even though there was alot of criticism over the softer sound, it still has it's heavy moments and memorable tracks. The softer sound is their first step to becoming a better band with their songwriting ability. Also if they made another album that was exactly the same as their previous album "New Detention" it would just be an average "safe" album. Grinspoon were probably aiming at a different audience with this release. It's worth the money.
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