[Adam K]

Originally Posted by Emma**

this cd is one of the best i have

Ouch.

[FoLoGOD]

This is the wrost Reliant K cd they ever made. The best in to me is The Anatmony of Tougne In Cheek, er whatever. Ya, know?

[Jenacen]

I give it a 7. I like a few of the numbers on here, but the CD as a whole I didn't care for. They did a nice job on it, but it just didn't hold me.

[Relientk101]

10 out of ten its my favorite CD by them

[schecter777]

It's ok...not my favorite from them, though.

[Dr. Knownothing]

I give this one an 8. This CD showed that Relient K could combine their trademark wit and humor with some serious lyrics. I believe it to be their first show of versatility. Five Score and Seven Years Ago continues that evolution.

-dr

[akaukal]

This is a rather terrible cd. I give it a 4.

[Oh!Gravity]

This CD surprised me because I heard everyone saying how bad it was. However, this is my favorite Relient K CD. More Than Useless may have the coolest dual vocals ever. For sure the coolest I've heard, Who I Am Hates Who I've Been is pure awesome, Be My Escape is also on the pure awesome train along with Which to Bury, Us or the Hatchet. However, I've never enjoyed Relient K's slower songs much, and I don't like My Girl's Ex-Boyfriend, so I can give this CD nothing higher than an 8.

[RK_lover]

Having listened to every Relient K cd about ten thousand times, I would have to give this one a 9. Who I Am Hates Who I've Been, Be My Escape, Maintain Consciousness and When I Go Down are my favorites, and I didn't particularly like My Girl's Ex-Boyfriend. I think the hidden track was lame compared to the first three, but it's better than nothing like on 5 Score.
I'd rank their cds like this:
1.AOTTIC
2.Relient K
3.5 Score and Seven Years Ago
4.MMHMM
5.TLDMARBTD

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tim

[RK_lover]

Wow. I can't believe I rated MMHMM fourth....

[oh_summertime<3]

I loooove this CD. I got it like 2 years ago, but it is still my favorite because it always cheers me up and makes me smile. My favorites are "High of 75," "I So Hate Consequences," and "The One I'm Waiting For." I don't easily get sick of it either. It IS definitely different from their older CDs though, but in my opinion it's a good change. The earlier CDs, while they made me laugh, were pretty silly at parts. I'm glad MMHMM is a little more serious, yet it's still light-hearted. I highly recommend it!

Caitlin

[play/crk\th/sky]

I don't "love" Relient K's music but I've always found it to be pretty influential (In a good way), and out of the ones they've made this is the most, so I give it an 8.

[play/crk\th/sky]

Originally Posted by Skeeter

It's good, but not fantastic. It's nice to see Relient K maturing and all, but it's still not overly original (the style has been done many times before and better). There's some good songs here, but the entire idea behind "My Girl's Ex-Boyfriend" seems obnoxious to me.

I couldn't have said it better.

[6strings21frets]

This was the first Relient K album I got, and I liked it.

Overall, the best song was, without a doubt, Life After Death & Taxes (Failure II)... I loved the way the music sounded, and the lyrics were just a sign that it was well-written.