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 Wake The Dead - Comeback Kid
 Wake The Dead - Comeback Kid ... Tracklisting1 False Idols Fall 2 My Other Side 3 Wake The Dead 4 Trouble I Love 5 Talk Is Cheap 6 Partners In Crime 7 Our Distance 8 Bright Lights Keep Shining 9 Falling Apart 10 Losing Patience 11 Final Goodbye Newest Review: ... and I would say the best track on the album too! Starts of with quick drum intro before you get a loud beat, with the ... more ... guitars, before the vocals scream in round the twenty mark. The guitars aggressivley bang away making an enjoyable song with a shout along chorus "Break the Silence/ WAKE THE DEAD!" The energy put across is just unbelievably amazing and just gets you so pumped up. Best track on the album.
The Trouble I Love (1.52) opens up with that metal sound that seemed popular with Nu-metal bands, but fear not the music and lyrics kick in and Scott screams with such intensity "We all die alone! And I'll never forget what...more |
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Wake the Dead
Release Date: 2005 - 02 - 14, Audio CD, Victory Last Update 11.11.2009 05:41
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Wake The Dead - Comeback Kid: Time to Wake the Dead... (1250 words)
by - written on 04/11/06 (Very useful, 341 readings)
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Upon purchase of this album there was a big lime green sticker telling me it was the 'Hardcore album of the Year'. This should be good hopefully… Comeback Kid is a band from Winnipeg, Canada. Formed in 2002 they started just as a bit of fun. Upon release of an EP, they gained such a good response that they began touring. They released their first album 'Turn it Around' and appeared at shows such as Hellfest and began touring with some bigger named hardcore bands. They describe themselves as sounding like Good Riddance, Anthrax and Nirvana. They released their second album 'Wake the Dead' under Victory Records in February 2005, to much ... Read the complete review
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