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Whistle Stopper - HELLYEAH
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List Price: $18.97
Our Price: $2.53
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Manufacturer: Sony
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Binding: Audio CD
EAN: 0886970740821
Format: Explicit Lyrics
Label: Sony
Manufacturer: Sony
Number Of Discs: 1
Publisher: Sony
Release Date: 2007-05-07
Studio: Sony
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Summary: hell to the yeah!!!
Comment: this album is my 2007 metal album of the year. best band i"ve herd in years. if you loved pantera you will love this album and if you don't like pantera you still will love this album! you metalheads have got to add it to your collection.
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Summary: HELLNO!!!!!!
Comment: what the hell mudvayne i thought that u guys were'nt going to split i guest wrong why HELLYEAH
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Summary: 3 1/2 Solid, above average, yet..........
Comment: Some might scoff at the idea of another supergroup or side project, as most of the time if is just a bad marketing ploy, yet, it seems like the selected members of Mudvayne, Nothingface, and Pantera/DamagePlan have worked pretty hard on trying to make this all blend and work. SO the question is what exactly are you getting here. Are you going to get a more NU-Metal style of music or kick in the teeth thrash. The question, is a little bit of both, even though Chad had a vocal style that is much more suited for Nu Metal, but there are some songs that quick, but the majority of it has more of a Mudvayne sound. Mind you, if you like Mudvayne, its not a bad thing.I think most NU Metal sounds the same, but I think Chad's vocals are the most unique and the best in the genre. The album as a whole is pretty enjoyable, but there are a few things that just dont seem to all come together. I do give Chad a ton of credit, even though his vocal style fits more nu metal, he does a pretty good job, for example on the more thrash style songs such as HellYeah and Waging War, but at times, he seems to turn the thrash style groove into more of a Mudvayne style type of vocal, which kinda kills the vibe of some of the songs. Adding Vinny seems like a bit of a waste, since you dont hear all of his amazing footwork and timing on some of the songs, yet there are times that you hear him throw a nice double bass rumble in there just for giggles. To conclude, its a pretty solid album, its just well, strange, and it might take some getting used to, but I am only on my second listen. The album starts off really strong, but seems to fade a bit toward the end. I dont know, mayne its just my mood, but I will give it 3 1/2 stars, creeping slowly up to four, maybe after a few more spins. It is worth getting, and I think that if you listen to it with a open mind, you might just like it. As I mentioned, it is a little strange at first, mostly because Vinny seems to be the black sheep, but its a strong effort. ENJOY
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Summary: Jedd Beaudoin
Comment: Your an idiot. This album is what heavy metal needs. If you don't like it then don't listen to it. It is a very good album and anyone who loves metal will love this album.
-Ricky Zuela
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Summary: Shipping took almost a month
Comment: The product was in perfect condition, but I ordered this on November 30, and recieved it on December 23.
Both attempts at contacting the seller for shipping details were met with no response.
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Editorial Reviews:
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HELLYEAH. Five musicians, three bands = creative collision of sonic proportions. The highly anticipated debut release features MUDVAYNE lead singer Chad Gray and guitarist Gregg Tribbett, former PANTERA drummer Vinnie Paul and NOTHINGFACE guitarist Tom Maxwell and bassist Jerry Montano. The quintet includes three of hard rock's most revered and valuable players, with careers highlighted by an astonishing run of chart-topping gold and platinum albums, major industry awards, critical acclaim, Grammy nominations and music of monolithic power. REVOLVER magazine hailed the band as "the ultimate metal super group."
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