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Old 04-20-2007, 03:40 AM   #4
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IMO, Modern Artillery was their weakest album. I don't know, I just can't get into it as much as their others.


When I first got into them (via Downunder many years ago here on TPWW ) I was huge on their Roll On stuff (Riot on Broadway, Pictures in the Mirror, Killing the Right, etc), but since listening to them more I find myself absolutely in love with their self-titled, and State of Emergency (their sole album since Modern Art). Their music has gotten more complex with each release, and mostly for the better.

But yeah, their self-titled has some of their best songs. Second Solution and Prisoner of Society are two of my favourites. I flipped out when I saw them in January, such an awesome show.
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