[BillSPrestonEsq]

Originally Posted by Gsus_Rawks

He has a bit of an accent. You can hear it more when he's talking.
Im kind of anti-conformist. Internally I can't like something that lots of people my age think is fantastic. I used to like RK back in their Self titled and "Anatomy of the Tongue in Cheek" days. I heard them at the bumper-cars at Disneyland. I don't like them anymore.

Its not that Switchfoot sucks that I don't like them. They do. But its more that everyone else wears switchfoot shirts to school.

I don't intentionally do it, I just can't like the most popular bands. Thats maybe why I hate rap. (No Rap really sucks) But I just cant like a band if everyone else in my school does.

You really need to listen to Handbook for the Sellout by Five Iron Frenzy

[Gsus_Rawks]

Originally Posted by BillSPrestonEsq

You really need to listen to Handbook for the Sellout by Five Iron Frenzy

Why is that?

Does it have to do with the canadian accent?

Or something about anti-conformity?

Or is it about how much Switchfoot and rap suck?

Or does it have to do with Disneyland or bumpercars?

Maybe its just a good song...?

[Skeeter]

Several reasons:

A: It's an awesome song.

B: It applies directly to what you just posted.

C: Reese Roper is a really cool name.

Secret option D: Bill told you to.

[I Jam For God]

nething by hawk nelson is awesome!

[heisouronlyhope]

I give it a seven, their sophmore album is alot better, but I still love HN!

[Oh!Gravity]

I give it a 7. From Underneath is really cheesy. The first three songs are good, skip over four, listen to five and six, seven is worthless so skip, I expected Take Me to be much better because I had friends that think it's amazing, and I don't like it. Someone Else Before is just dumb. The rest of the CD is good. Letters to the President (song) is amazing! I listened to that song 20 times in one day one time, and I'm still not tired of it (talking to you "Hello")! I'd almost buy this CD just for California, Things, Every Little Thing, Letters, and Long and Lonely Road, though.

[dr_awesome93]

this is an awesome cd. i prefer "smile it's the end of the world" but only because i like harder rock. the only disappointment i have with this cd is the bass part on some of the songs. if you listen to the bass part on "the one thing i have left" you will agree that HN could have done better. when i learned how to play the bass line for "california" i got bored with it after a week.

[schecter777]

pretty good cd. my top songs are (in no particular order):
Letters To The President
Someone Else Before
Like A Racecar

[RK_lover]

Originally Posted by schecter777

pretty good cd. my top songs are (in no particular order):
Letters To The President
Someone Else Before
Like A Racecar

Right on! The only other one I'd add is Things We Go Through, but it's kinda short.

[conceived in fire]

Listened to this again, and reaffirmed my opinion. The music is mediocre at best, the vocals are tolerable and typical for the genre and the lyrics are quite often horrible.
Two of the 3 solos are simply the vocal parts equivalent on guitar, and the third would best be described by a vulgar Australian slang word.

[nbfan]

Sucky. Mediocre. Immature. Yeah. I don't hate it, some of the songs are kinda catchy. But it's not very good. 4.

[Wes Davis]

Hawk Nelson ROCKS plain and simple.

[Relientk101]

I gave it a ten simply because it's awesome

I listened to it so much i hardly listen to it anymore but it was a really good cd. best songs Every little thing, Letters to the president, things we go through, california,someone else before... yes i realise i posted like half the cd. but meh..