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7 of 7 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
perpetual listening enjoyment, May 9, 2000
I love Zebrahead! ZH kicks bass! This is the most exciting band currently in existence! This CD is absolute goodness in it's purest most enjoyable form. Despite mad anticipation for their upcoming album (rumored for release in June 2000), "Waste Of Mind" has not fallen from slot #1 in my cd-changer. This album does not get old. Due to its wealth of masterful music, you can listen straight thru over and over without overplaying any one song. A favorite song may arise from time to time, so far my list has been "Get Back," "Swing," "The Real Me," "Waste of Mind," "Move On," "Someday," "Jag Off," "Fly Daze," "Feel This Way," and the current favorite is "Walk Away" although I have been leaning back toward "Move On" as of late. But the point is; they all have the potential of becoming favorite songs. How often does a person come across an album with that kind of mad skill? Essentially, if you are here looking at this review, then chances are you are considering owning a Zebrahead album. Considering should not even be a consideration! If you've got the dough, spend it on something you will love and appreciate for a d*** long time. I've had this CD for almost two years and it is still gets more play than any other album I own. This band has loads of twinkling, sparkling talent and they are going to blow up some day. Not owning this CD would be a tragedy. Do the right thing.
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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
It will put a smile on your face, August 26, 2004
Unlike many of the tired, cheesy, boring and annoying rap metal acts that have come and gone; Zebrahead stands out from the bunch creating their own signature sound.
It's nearly impossible not to enjoy the songs on this album. It will put you in a good mood if your in a bad one. This wild ride of rock, metal, funk, and hip-hop will excite your ears to the fullest. Every track is great, and the songs play off each other well with plenty of diversity. From the moment "Check" takes off, it turns into a thrilling ride.
Their mix of rap, great lyrics, sweet squealing guitar riffs, crunching metal guitar riffs, funky bass lines, all with full intensity shows that this band has some true talent. Fast songs like "Get Back," "The Real Me," "Someday," and "Bootylicious Vinyl" to sweet chill tunes like "Feel This Way," "Move On," and "Fly Daze" transition so well with each other.
Don't be swayed away from Zebrahead if you think they are just another played-out rap metal band, they are unique in their own way.
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
One line is not enough to describe this album., March 9, 1999
By A Customer
WHOA! I got this CD when it came out and I was blown away. I tried to compare it to other discs in my collection but I just couldn't do it. This CD is one of the most original and stylistic and funky CDs I have in my collection. I eventually described it as a hybrid of Weezer, (hed)p.e., and Incubus. There are so many different influences on just this one disc, it is almost too much to handle. This band will be big some day. They have what it takes, they got it goin' on. Unique sound, style, a great innovative sound. I haven't met one person who hasn't like what they heard, and I am one of them. I love these guys and recommend this CD to anybody who is thinking about buying. I also suggest Dial 7.
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