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i fell in love with another band. i actually reviewed the other CD thats isnt enhanced. if you can find my review there you know how i feel about this band.

this CD is packed full of down to earth, clever, and amusing lyrics i know almost anyone can relate to.

the Christmas CD on here isnt exactly the best ever, but its nice to have. it has a bunch of basic Christmas songs that are definaly more fun so sing along too along with a few more serious ones, showing relient k knows eactly when to settle down and when they can be silly and out there.

i recommend buying this CD if you wanna hear the most outragous bonus track, EVER.

Forever. May the horse be with you.

This CD was a turning point for Relient K. While their first 2 cds were solid punk rock, they adapted some more melodious tonality into their playing on this album. You don't have to JUST like punk to LOVE this CD. It has everything on it and it makes for great listening song to song. They still have their light, funny, side. And they also have their natural spiritual side. If this cd was 20 bucks I would still go out and buy it because even though it is a departure from Anatomy of Tongue in Cheek, it is a departure in the right direction. It definitely sets the stage for MMHMM and later cds. If you don't have it, GET IT!

As a Relient K fan, I have to say that this is not the best of thier albums, but definitely not the worst I've ever heard. I like the bonus Christmas Disc. They should have released it separately. Good catchy pop-punk cd.

a few of my friends have been trying to get me into relient k- but i was not really interested and a little skeevy on the idea of christian rock (i didnt want someone preaching to me over my stereo) so i never bothered. but alas i saw this album on the sale rack and bought it. but i can't get into it. it is so pop and whiny in places and very middle school and yes, for the record i have gotten into christian rock-(and no, rk doesnt preach) and most of the christian rock i've found is good. but does relient k have any better albums?-less pop would be a plus- b/c this just pass for me as being any type of rock.