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Rise Against- Siren Songs of the Counter Culture
| Message Board > Album Reviews > Rise Against- Siren Songs of the Counter Culture |
| Mitch User Info... | Not sure if this has already been on here, I got to say this is the finest Major Label punk around, best since AFI Sing the Sorrow. they may not be the best technical musicians but the heart and passion in every song lifts the album to great heights. Easily top three for me this year! - Wed, 16 Feb 2005 2:50pm | ||
| The One After Two User Info... | I liked the disc. and it was just $10! - Wed, 16 Feb 2005 2:56pm | ||
| KinChris User Info... | Good production, killer vocals, but the songs are boring as fuck. I tried to like this album by listening to it 4 times. The more I was able to identify each song, the more I realized how similar the structures and chord progressions were to each other. - Thu, 17 Feb 2005 12:17pm | ||
| jackass User Info... | yeah, good album, but gets boring quick. Love the band though. I've also been dusting off my old 88 Fingers Louie albums lately...now they ruled. - Fri, 18 Feb 2005 12:02pm | ||
| Mitch User Info... | I think this album stands on the strength of "Anywhere but Here" "Life Less Frightening" and "Give it All", its just catchy, insanely catchy for a true punk band, Perhaps next week I will be bored of it, but it has really stuck with me at least so far. - Fri, 18 Feb 2005 8:46pm | ||
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