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 No Really, I'm Fine - The Spill Canvas
 No Really, I'm Fine - The Spill Canvas ... #1 Tracklisting1 Reckless Abandonment 2 All Over You 3 Battles 4 Truth 5 Saved 6 Hush Hush 7 Low Fidelity 8 Connect the Dots 9 Bleed, Everyone's Doing It 10 Appreciation and the Bomb 11 One Thing Is for Sure 12 Lullaby Newest Review: ... the form of 'Connect The Dots' which doesn't fit the album at all. 'Reckless Abandonment' is a good start to the album, ... more ... powered by heavy guitars and a great drum beat. 'All Over You' is next, it's about loving someone, and wondering why they don't love you back. It's a very good song. The vocals are strong. The song is a bit repetitive though.
'Battles' is the song that got me hooked. The drums start. Then the bass joins in with Nick Thomas's vocals. The off beat guitar riff occasionally sounding. One lyric really stand out : "It's like one thousand paper cuts, soaked in vinegar." One of my favourites songs.
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No Really, I'm Fine
Release Date: 2007 - 10 - 02, Audio CD, Sire Last Update 25.11.2009 05:47
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No Really, I'm Fine - The Spill Canvas: "I gathered you here to say my last peace" (528 words)
by - written on 25/07/08 (Very useful, 10 readings)
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I discovered this band by accident. I was on PureVolume, I don't even know why. I clicked a random video. And I was amazed. The smooth vocals of lead singer Nick Thomas and catchy guitar riff gripped me to download their album within minutes. Most songs are electric guitar based, and have a rock sound to them. But the vocals don't really have a rock sound to them. Nick Thomas provides the vocals and lead guitar with Dan Ludenman providing backup vocals on rhythm guitar. Landon Heil is on bass and Joe Beck on drums. The album 'No Really, I'm Fine' is the bands forth studio album and is filled with highs. There is an occasional low in the form of ... Read the complete review
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