Comments for Rock n' Review http://rocknreview.com Thu, 26 Jan 2012 14:29:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on The Blinkumentary Release Is Coming Soon by Slamet Riyadi http://rocknreview.com/blinkumentary-release-date/#comment-10 Slamet Riyadi Thu, 26 Jan 2012 14:29:00 +0000 http://rocknreview.com/?p=90#comment-10 haha haha

]]> Comment on The Blinkumentary Release Is Coming Soon by Miles Russell http://rocknreview.com/blinkumentary-release-date/#comment-9 Miles Russell Thu, 26 Jan 2012 14:08:00 +0000 http://rocknreview.com/?p=90#comment-9 fuck yeeeeeeahhh fuck yeeeeeeahhh

]]> Comment on Exclusive: Break Out Day Clip of “My Crumbling World” by AVAKAREN http://rocknreview.com/break-out-day-my-crumbling-world-clip/#comment-8 AVAKAREN Wed, 25 Jan 2012 21:51:00 +0000 http://rocknreview.com/?p=79#comment-8 Sounds like another great track.  Keep up the good work guys x Sounds like another great track.  Keep up the good work guys x

]]> Comment on Exclusive: Break Out Day Clip of “My Crumbling World” by MJ01R http://rocknreview.com/break-out-day-my-crumbling-world-clip/#comment-7 MJ01R Wed, 25 Jan 2012 20:22:00 +0000 http://rocknreview.com/?p=79#comment-7 Not my cup of tea, Jeff. But still thanks for posting! Not my cup of tea, Jeff. But still thanks for posting!

]]> Comment on Exclusive: Break Out Day Clip of “My Crumbling World” by Andrew Weisbein http://rocknreview.com/break-out-day-my-crumbling-world-clip/#comment-6 Andrew Weisbein Wed, 25 Jan 2012 20:11:00 +0000 http://rocknreview.com/?p=79#comment-6 Thank you for posting this Jeff!!  Thank you for posting this Jeff!! 

]]> Comment on Which blink-182 Album Is The Best? by Chris Blatchly http://rocknreview.com/best-blink182-album/#comment-5 Chris Blatchly Wed, 25 Jan 2012 16:56:00 +0000 http://rocknreview.com/?p=13#comment-5 I think Blink-182's best albums were Enema of the State and Take Off Your Pants and Jacket when it comes to track listing, audio quality, and commercial success. On the other hand, my favorite Blink 182 album might be Dude Ranch because of the time it was released and impact it had on me at that point in time. It also showcases the raw energy and "punk" aspect Blink 182 was all about when they started their career. I think Blink-182′s best albums were Enema of the State and Take Off Your Pants and Jacket when it comes to track listing, audio quality, and commercial success. On the other hand, my favorite Blink 182 album might be Dude Ranch because of the time it was released and impact it had on me at that point in time. It also showcases the raw energy and “punk” aspect Blink 182 was all about when they started their career.

]]> Comment on Will The Fray Disappoint With Scars & Stories? by besttechie http://rocknreview.com/the-fray-scars-stories/#comment-4 besttechie Tue, 24 Jan 2012 23:16:00 +0000 http://rocknreview.com/?p=44#comment-4 Hey Gavin, great comment. I really appreciate your input! I'll definitely give it a listen when it comes out and you can be sure to hear my thoughts! :) I hope you're right about the album!  Hey Gavin, great comment. I really appreciate your input! I’ll definitely give it a listen when it comes out and you can be sure to hear my thoughts! :)

I hope you’re right about the album! 

]]> Comment on Will The Fray Disappoint With Scars & Stories? by Gavin S Wilkinson http://rocknreview.com/the-fray-scars-stories/#comment-3 Gavin S Wilkinson Tue, 24 Jan 2012 02:45:00 +0000 http://rocknreview.com/?p=44#comment-3 Well, The Fray's first album was great, it encompassed raw emotion, and meaningful lyrics, along with great melodies and originality.  I felt the second album lacked that diversity seen in the first album. I felt the some songs were just dutifully created  as if only to  meet the 12 (album) track quota. The first two singles You Found Me and Never Say Never were very good songs. You found me struck the hearts of millions; as we all question our faith and whether or not there is a higher power looking out for us. Never Say Never was a powerful love ballad, and for the first time we see the use of orchestra (violins and such) to help evoke or enhance the emotion. But I felt that rest of the songs were melancholic (down tempo, slow, sad-ish).  What I love about this band, is that though they toyed with the whole idea of changing their sound, or going in a direction that mimicked the mainstream garbage, they decided to go back to their roots: Diversity (in terms of mood), meaningful lyrics, evolution. Heartbeat is a great single, because it says two things: Hey we are not conforming to the industry demands for "pop" (ie. Coldplay, Mariah Carey, et al.) and two, this album is not going to be over produced non-sense (ie. secondhand serenade, goo goo dolls et al.). This album will surely beat How To Save a Life and The Fray (second self titled) by miles; not in terms of sales per-say, but rather in terms of quality. Hopefully I get to read your review of the album in the coming fortnight, Jeff. Well, The Fray’s first album was great, it encompassed raw emotion, and meaningful lyrics, along with great melodies and originality.  I felt the second album lacked that diversity seen in the first album. I felt the some songs were just dutifully created  as if only to  meet the 12 (album) track quota. The first two singles You Found Me and Never Say Never were very good songs. You found me struck the hearts of millions; as we all question our faith and whether or not there is a higher power looking out for us. Never Say Never was a powerful love ballad, and for the first time we see the use of orchestra (violins and such) to help evoke or enhance the emotion. But I felt that rest of the songs were melancholic (down tempo, slow, sad-ish).  What I love about this band, is that though they toyed with the whole idea of changing their sound, or going in a direction that mimicked the mainstream garbage, they decided to go back to their roots: Diversity (in terms of mood), meaningful lyrics, evolution. Heartbeat is a great single, because it says two things: Hey we are not conforming to the industry demands for “pop” (ie. Coldplay, Mariah Carey, et al.) and two, this album is not going to be over produced non-sense (ie. secondhand serenade, goo goo dolls et al.). This album will surely beat How To Save a Life and The Fray (second self titled) by miles; not in terms of sales per-say, but rather in terms of quality.

Hopefully I get to read your review of the album in the coming fortnight, Jeff.

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