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GOALden Hawk
20 Sep 2002, 12:01
...is very good indeed. Great to see them kicking on after the tragic death of drummer Scott Murray.
Happened to walk into HMV in the city yesterday and they were playing a free set - was pretty pleased, and they were good as always.
Anyone else got the albim?
catattack
20 Sep 2002, 12:12
Nah, I haven't got the album, but I've got the single of Take Me Away!!
The Hitman
20 Sep 2002, 14:53
Missus is getting it. No need to buy. :cool:
The Hitman
brampta
22 Sep 2002, 22:15
Originally posted by The Hitman
Missus is getting it. No need to buy. :cool:
The Hitman
I know what you mean....My friend bought it Friday night and we ended up watching the DVD footage that night.
The bonus DVD is great!!! SO funny! Started crying when I was watching the tribute to Scott though :( Bought the CD single for "Say What?" instead of the album. I still listen to UpStyleDown all the time - love that CD :D
They are a great band
This album has received some very good reviews, but i must admit after a few listens, i dont actually think its all that good.
Song writing seems a little cloned at times and Jay's lyrics are cringe worthy on some songs.
For what it is, it goes alright i guess, but i dont know if its a 4 or 5 star album like some critics are making out.
PrideofSA
26 Sep 2002, 20:16
28 Days are ****ing crap!
Unwritten_Law
27 Sep 2002, 12:12
Originally posted by PrideofSA
28 Days are ****ing crap!
Good for you. If you dont like it why bother posting?
I might pay a visit to the Adelaide board, see if any of your fellow supporters share your attitude.
Back to the topic....Take Me Away is good but I don't remember hearing any other songs from the album. Is there a song called What's The Deal?
Dogwatcher
27 Sep 2002, 12:25
What's happened to 28 Days?
I listened to their newish single on Triple J the other day and it sounds just like a clone of an American college punk act. Soft punk for the masses like Sum 41. I know they've never been entirely original, a lot of their early work to me sounded a lot like Limp Biskit, but at least they rocked a little more than this song does.