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You are right, I need to stop posting comments when I'm angry.
+1 | 8/27/11 9:39 PM
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I never said they were good.
0 | 8/27/11 9:38 PM
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I meant flop in the sense of it not being a classic.
0 | 8/26/11 8:46 PM
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Anyone else think its bullshit that Milli Vanili got their grammy taken away for lip syncing yet Lil Wayne and other keep theirs when they use autotune?
-10 | 8/25/11 2:20 PM
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Reminds me of old school Lips, very cool
+1 | 8/24/11 8:00 PM
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OH I GET IT, its because their old!
+5 | 8/24/11 7:57 PM
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I only like 4 out of 14 tracks. I like that they tried to do some experimental stuff with the album, but without something memorable or catchy it just comes out as obnoxious or forced. It also feels like a bunch of leftover filler from Stadium Arcadium. It's pretty evident that John was the groups best songwriter. I feel bad for Josh, he didn't have any memorable guitar parts to show his chops and like Dave Navarro, everybody is going to blame him for this flop.
-3 | 8/23/11 2:43 PM
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Musically I dig it, but it isn't catchy.
-1 | 8/22/11 10:45 PM
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They should have went with the title of "Metalicalou: Electric Boogaloo"
+10 | 8/22/11 5:11 PM
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Its sounds pretty cool, minus Soulja
+3 | 8/17/11 3:59 PM
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California? What a change of setting. This song is just too mellow, to the point where it isn't interesting to listen to. And the chorus is just lazy.
+6 | 8/17/11 12:30 PM
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Only pussies settle for just one charge.
0 | 8/15/11 5:53 PM
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Am I the only who never got into either one?
0 | 8/15/11 2:44 PM
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I know its a cover
0 | 8/15/11 12:32 PM
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Ballad Of Big Nothing
0 | 8/15/11 12:27 PM
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Uncle Tom's Cabin is a sweet song.
+1 | 8/14/11 8:52 PM
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The chorus reminds me of The Soft Boys.
+2 | 8/10/11 2:05 PM
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I've been hearing this song everywhere lately, I'm glad Foster the People are doing well.
0 | 8/7/11 12:12 PM
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Much better than the new Chili Pepper outing.
+1 | 8/5/11 9:04 AM
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I'm just gonna predict Chole will be hot in about 4 years.
0 | 8/2/11 3:14 PM
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