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View Poll Results: Rank the overall quality of this CD, with 1 being the lowest and 10 being the highest
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Old 03-28-2007, 09:29 PM   #16
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I got it 2 days ago. I like Stephen's scream more. I couldn't understand a dang thing Jimmy said. This cd is pretty good. It didn't blow my socks off. But the breakdowns did. Haste the day are officially breakdown professionals. I like pretty much all of the breakdowns. Especially the ones in "Pressure the hinges" and "Needles". Meesa gonna have to say.....8.

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Agreed, the breakdowns are awesome.
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Old 03-29-2007, 05:31 PM   #18
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Fo sho.
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Agreed, the breakdowns are awesome.
Dude they all sound the same.
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Old 03-29-2007, 07:45 PM   #20
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Yes, they all sound awesome.
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Old 03-29-2007, 08:34 PM   #21
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Dude they all sound the same.
Not when you learn how to play them. They are so awesome and complex.
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Old 03-29-2007, 10:48 PM   #22
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Not when you learn how to play them. They are so awesome and complex.
While I can't relate to a guitarist's perspective on this one, I must say...their drummer is a SURGEON. That guy has some mad skillz. But sometimes I question his comparitively excessive use of the ride and double time tempo. The ride used in conjuntion with metal and/or hardore to keep tempo just bothers me for some reason. For accents, it's cool. Far-less' drummer uses the ride to spice things up all the time in songs, but he never uses it for tempo in a hard song. But that's just my thing. It just...grinds at my soul. Not really.
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Burning Bridges was pretty decent but When Everything Falls was sooooooooooooo garbage. I havent heard their new album as of yet but hopefully it goes back to their roots.
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Not when you learn how to play them. They are so awesome and complex.
Do you consider a breakdown to like strumming open between notes or strumming open for many seconds? I usually can't stand the ones that last for many seconds. For me in hardcore i guess it gets old after a while which is one of the reasons i don't like long breakdowns.
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Old 03-30-2007, 08:42 PM   #25
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Do you consider a breakdown to like strumming open between notes or strumming open for many seconds? I usually can't stand the ones that last for many seconds. For me in hardcore i guess it gets old after a while which is one of the reasons i don't like long breakdowns.
No.

I'm really digging the breakdown on "The Oracle", like 1:15 seconds into the song. It freakin' kicks a**.

EDIT: Well at least with my bass boost on.
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Old 03-31-2007, 09:01 PM   #26
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they ruined haste the day! they do way to much singing now!
hah. They in no way ruined HtD.. =P I take it you're the one that voted 1?

Yes, there's quite a bit of singing, but it's an awesome CD.. I've listened to it tons the past 5 days. (^_^)
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I got it 2 days ago. I like Stephen's scream more. I couldn't understand a dang thing Jimmy said. This cd is pretty good. It didn't blow my socks off. But the breakdowns did. Haste the day are officially breakdown professionals. I like pretty much all of the breakdowns. Especially the ones in "Pressure the hinges" and "Needles". Meesa gonna have to say.....8.
Those are the only songs I've heard so far, but I will probably agree. I much prefer the growling to screechy screaming.
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Old 04-01-2007, 11:39 AM   #28
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Nobody can replace Jimmy. His voice is the sound of Haste The Day. Stephen is good but he doesn't have the epic quality of Jimmy.
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I always found Jimmy way too high pitched and annoying. This album is simply amazing. I love every song.
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