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Waste Another Yesterday

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Great CD! I was very impressed with their self-titled CD so I decided to pick this one up. Very highly recommended to all the Hard Rock fans.

I loved this bands first CD so I was anxiously awaiting this new one. It is a GREAT rock record! The songwriting is excellent. My favorite songs so far are "Dust If Off" and "Waste Another Yesterday". If you like hard rock, metal, glam, punk I strongly suggest picking up this CD.

I picked this CD up on the suggestion of a friend who said I would like it since I also like the Murderdolls. He was right! This is a great rock record with excellent songs and I love this singer! Favorite songs right now are "Dust It Off" and "Death of a Superstar" but that could change. If you are looking for old school rock that has some Motely Crue influence but more updated like Manson or Murderdolls then check this CD out for sure!

I got a promo of this CD and loved it! I've already bought 20 copies to give to friends.

I was fortunate enough to see Killingbird live here in Cleveland and they were awesome. They put on a great live show and really have great songs. None of the wimpy alternative stuff here. Just good glam/metal/punk. I think you will like it too!!!

I love the whole record..."First Class Ticket" and "Whatcha Want" especially...very AC/DC-ish. Great straight ahead rock.

Let me start by saying that I bought this CD on a whim when I saw that 3 whole people suggested this album if you liked A Perfect Circle's "Thirteenth Step." Killingbird is NOTHING like APC. I'm not talking about their sound, I'm talking about their intentions as musicians and "artists," if that word even applies here. Oh, and they sound nothing like them either. I knew from the first 10 seconds of the CD that I had made a mistake. Here's an idea of what they sound like... imagine a pop-focused Dope with WORSE song-writing and a worse vocalist. Any time a lyricist feels that it is necessary to repeat the word "no" 13 times in a row in a chorus that has only one line that repeats, you know that they weren't striving for greatness. And maybe the whole strept-singing sound works for some bands, like Ministry, but when all of the music sounds more fitting for Sum41, the vocals get really tired, really fast. I don't think I need to say anymore, infact it seems obvious I have said too much for a band I don't like, but I felt a duty to warn others that might wander down the same path I did. I hope this review was helpful <cough> <points down at button below>

This album rocks. I caught K-bird's live show and was blown away--the CD is even better; grind it out smashmouth rock'n'roll.