This is a very good album that I do not have on Vinyl yet.

It sells on ebay in the $200 range. Two Cd set or three vinyl album set.Excellent Listening.

 

I always thought this album was a bit of overindulgence on Billy's part. Would've been great as a single disc, IMO.

200 big ones for the vinyl, I hope, not the CDs.

I fixed it. I wish it was the other way.:thumb:

Would've been great as a single disc, IMO.

 

 

Thats what some have said about The Beatles White album. I can live with the extra,to me it gives it a full glass and I can drink it all.

Thats what some have said about The Beatles White album. I can live with the extra,to me it gives it a full glass and I can drink it all.

 

I will agree that the White album has some filler ...

I always thought this album was a bit of overindulgence on Billy's part. Would've been great as a single disc, IMO.

I'm forced to agree from a critical stand point, although I do loves it so.

 

This was a raging debate with my friends- do you perfer Dawn to Dusk or Twilight to Starlight?

I'm forced to agree from a critical stand point, although I do loves it so.

 

This was a raging debate with my friends- do you perfer Dawn to Dusk or Twilight to Starlight?

 

I don't know. It really is my least favorite among the three. "Gish" and "Siamese Dream" are both fantastic and kill "Mellon Collie," IMO. "Adore" was horrible, and I gave up on Billy after that.

I'm forced to agree from a critical stand point, although I do loves it so.

 

This was a raging debate with my friends- do you perfer Dawn to Dusk or Twilight to Starlight?

Dawn to Dusk for me! From start to finish.

Here's one I like from start to finish.

Dawn to Dusk for me! From start to finish.

 

Dusk to Dawn for me as well, but there are a couple worth skipping in my opinion.

 

I feel the intro, Tonight, Tonight, Zero, Bullet With Butterfly Wings, Here is No Why, Jellybelly, Muzzle, Ode to No One, and To Forgive are all EXCELLENT tracks.

My name is Mud.

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This could be my favorite of all Time right here.Some one you know where Im coming from.:thumb:

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Self titled debut from The Used...

June 25, 2002

 

 

1. Maybe Memories

2. The Taste Of Ink

3. Bulimic

4. Say Days Ago

5. Poetic Tragedy

6. Buried Myself Alive

7. A Box Full Of Sharp Objects

8. Blue And Yellow

9. Greener With The Scenery

10. Noise And Kisses

11. On My Own

12. Pieces Mended

 

It's very rare that I can listen to a CD all the way through and not skip through certain tracks... It's happened on maybe 5 CDs that I've ever listened to.. Tops.

 

This is one of those CDs... Now I know the style of music is not going to appeal to everyone... In fact, a great deal of the time I don't listen to music that screams... Other than The Used, From Autumn to Ashes is the only other band of that type that I can stand... This CD is a great reason why... You've got your classic "good riddance to the ex girlfriend" type in Bulimic, your hard rockers in Box Full of Sharp Objects and Maybe Memories, your more mellow ballad type in Blue and Yellow and On My Own, and your radio type staples in Taste of Ink and Buried Myself Alive... And then 5 other songs that are a great blend of all of the above..

 

I bought this album the day it came out and I've listened to it in its entirety no less than 100 times since then... And I'm nowhere near getting tired of it. "Blue and Yellow" is possibly my favorite song of any genre ever (Not the best, just my favorite)...

 

Good stuff.. Good stuff.

 

 

:thumb: :thumb: Rumor has that the new album out this month will be more like this than their sophmore album...

Dusk to Dawn for me as well, but there are a couple worth skipping in my opinion.

 

I feel the intro, Tonight, Tonight, Zero, Bullet With Butterfly Wings, Here is No Why, Jellybelly, Muzzle, Ode to No One, and To Forgive are all EXCELLENT tracks.

Yea Im with you on all of those!

I also prefer Dawn to Dusk, all my friends thought that made me a philistine, though. :lol:

This could be my favorite of all Time right here.Some one you know where Im coming from.:thumb:

 

I didn't bother mentioning this one...it's generally regarded as a masterpiece by fans of Tool and the genre, so I wasn't sure it qualified as underrated. On the flipside, it's not widely recognized outside of that realm, so maybe it is.