Army Of Anyone (singer, single, albums, title, record companies)

Loser · 06-19-2007, 04:59 PM

Since I like Stone Temple Pilots and Filter I thought to give these guys a try, I bought there self titled and I was a bit disappointed with alot of the songs but I liked Generations, Goodbye, and It Doesn't Seem To Matter....It seemed like the further album got the worse the songs got....Does anyone like these guys or heard the album?

Zero Signal · 06-23-2007, 01:06 PM

I have not heard the whole album....actually on the single they have been playing on the radio. I agree, a bit disappointing. The record companies have decided the cookie-cutter guitar army sound is what is selling to the masses, and thats what I feel these guys are. Focus on the singers great (or so they think) voice and strum the same few chords over and over again. Sure there are some catchy gems in there now and then. But I have bought too many albums after hearing one single from a band on the radio, only to have spent $13 for one good song

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Brian

06-19-2007, 04:59 PM	#1 (permalink)
Loser The Professor Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: New York City Posts: 1,113	Army Of Anyone Since I like Stone Temple Pilots and Filter I thought to give these guys a try, I bought there self titled and I was a bit disappointed with alot of the songs but I liked Generations, Goodbye, and It Doesn't Seem To Matter....It seemed like the further album got the worse the songs got....Does anyone like these guys or heard the album?

06-23-2007, 01:06 PM	#2 (permalink)
Zero Signal Groupie Join Date: Jun 2007 Posts: 32	I have not heard the whole album....actually on the single they have been playing on the radio. I agree, a bit disappointing. The record companies have decided the cookie-cutter guitar army sound is what is selling to the masses, and thats what I feel these guys are. Focus on the singers great (or so they think) voice and strum the same few chords over and over again. Sure there are some catchy gems in there now and then. But I have bought too many albums after hearing one single from a band on the radio, only to have spent $13 for one good song . Brian