Really? Not a fan of the new album? I'm listening to Alone right now (only the second time I've heard it) and it's good - not great. I've only listened to the Red Album once and will be listening to it again soon.
I thought Make Believe is horrible, and The Red Album is just comical... A lot of people aren't really up on it, but there are a few tracks on the new album (particularly "The Greatest Man that Ever Lived") in which Rivers intentionally set out to make a bad song. Like that song, I read an interview where he said the whole point was to use every rock cliche out there in one song. The album partially serves as a joke, in which the fans of it are the butt of it all.
I mean, even the cover implies it wasn't a serious release.
Like I said earlier, The Blue Album is a classic, but the band has gone downhill since Matt Sharpe left the band.
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