Battle for good music
The album was amazing it would be nothing without Dr. Death defying he is the voice of the album and the narrator. This album is perfect but I wud have to say DESTROYA is not one of my favorite songs
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One of the best albums of 2010
But in order to make this album perfect, here's what you need to do: First, delete tracks 1 and 7. They are stupid filler tracks with a dumb sounding DJ. Next, delete track 2 "Na Na Na" and replace it with the single version of the song (it's available on emusic...it has the pic of the asian kid with the afro). Trust me. Do this and it's a 5 star album.
Praise for Emusic
I guess there are some that will always expect something for nothing. Even with the new pricing scheme, most (not all) of the time the value cannot be beat. Sure there are a few freebie sights out there, the selection sucks, but sure go check it out when you need to. And occasionally there are those used CD's via amazon for pennies, sure go for it. I never have had a problem with it. But there are also some amazing deals here. There are allot of album downloads that include allot of extra tracks not found elsewhere. And don't forget to do the arithmatic, you are getting more $'s to spend then you are actually paying for. Love the 20$ bonus where you actually get 26$ to spend. And the occsaional "out of the blue" extra bonus's. Hey I am hooked.
Fair Price
Yeah, I also don't get all the hatefulness towards emusic here. I haven't found this new release anywhere else for this cheap. What is everybody's gripe based on? Particularly Ynot4free, you sound like a complete moron. See ya, wouldn't want to be ya!
EASE UP E-MUSIC
Why the vile attitude towards e-music. I like their quirky FREE music, their Editor's picks and the suggestions of their usual intelligent patrons. But I have no understanding why if you hate e-music you belong to it. Quit. I know they are cheaper than i-Tunes especially on older songs.
It's Ok
The music isn't what I thought it would be, but I guess the same goes for my thoughts on emusic. Just checked amazon, and, 'lo and behold, there is a greater selection of music there, and prices that are very close to emusic's prices, as indicated by LI_NY_Music.
Great Album, Good Price
This album is $13.99 @ I-tunes. If you buy it here, save $5
just keep sticking it to us!
yeah, emusic... nice to see how profitable your new pricing format is for you. But only if your members are stupid enough to realize they can get this and many others cheaper than here. You have really blown your biz model to shreds... cant wait to end our 8+year relationship... blowme!
About the music
It's a good MCR album, not a great album. I wish I could say it's solid from beginning to end, but it's not. Some songs sound too same-y. Listening to Vampire Money, though, makes me wanna get my hands on that batch of punk/garage influenced, Brendan O'Brien-produced songs. Something tells me they second-guessed themselves and those could have been the great album I hoped they would make.
Now it's $7.99 at Amazon, but still...
The "new" Emusic continues to disappoint. One new "improvement' I just discovered- if you want to re-download a song you already had paid for and downloaded in the past you get to pay full price to get it back! Only had to do this a couple of times in the past (when it was free for a limited number of re-downloads), but obviously won't be doing it anymore. Might as well cash in my remaining credits, cancel my 5 year old account, and just buy what I want from Itunes or Amazon. That appears to be what the owners of Emusic are wanting to make their site into anyway...
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