Chuck: Sum 41: Amazon.ca: Music

1. Intro

2. No Reason

3. We're All To Blame

4. Angels With Dirty Faces

5. Some Say

6. The Bitter End

7. Open Your Eyes

8. Slipping Away

9. I'm Not The One

10. Welcome To Hell

11. Pieces

12. There's No Solution

13. 88

Product Description

Album Description

Japanese pressing of the punk-pop act's 2004 album includes three bonus tracks, 'Noots', 'Moron', & 'Subject To Change'. Universal.

Album Details

The Band's Third Album was Produced by Greig Nori and Mixed by Andy Wallace and Tom Lord-alge. It Packs the Volatile Punk Punch the Band is Known for While Showcasing the Band's Growth Musically and Lyrically. The Group Traveled to the Democratic Republic of Congo to Shoot a Documentary (With the Nonprofit Group War Child Canada) About the Impact of the Longstanding Civil War on the Nation. Although the Band Arrived During a Cease-fire, While There They Encountered Bombs and Gunfire. The Violence Continued and They Hid in a Hotel Bathroom for Safety. U.n. Representative Named Chuck Pelletier Made an Evacuation Plan. He Herded the Band Into the Lobby, Then Ran with them Through Gunfire to an Armored Tank and Eventually to Safety... Thus the Genesis of the Title. Includes Bonus Track "Noots" Not on USA Version.

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5.0 out of 5 stars An Amazing continuation of their new style!!, Oct 26 2004

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cloud (Ontario) - See all my reviews

This review is from: Chuck (Audio CD)

I've had this c.d. for about two weeks now. And have listened a 1000 times since. "Chuck" kicks ass!! No doubt about it. It's an amazing progression of their new punk/metal style that made it's debue with "Does This Look Infected".
Why does this album blow me away? To get started, the way it opens; the melow "Intro" progesses amzinly well into "No Reason", starting off with the intro of Deryck talking, right into the crowd of "HEY!" to get you stuck in the song, straight into Steveo's driving snare roll speeding up the song setting it off with all fire-arms with Deryck's "Lets Go!!" I could go on...
Next up; Brownsound's shreds the metal core guitar on this one,along with his 80's metal guitar solo influences, he destroyes the guitar on this album. It's descusting!! Stevo's drumming gets better with every album, tons of snare rolls and fills on this one once again. And with a stronger reappearence of his Double Bass abilities shines through on tracks like "I'm Not the One","The Bitter End","Welcome to Hell",and "88" with quick 16th and syncapated triplets. Love Stevo's druming on this album.
Every song on this album is sick, they're all really good. Though "Some Say" uses the same chord progression and structure as "All Killers" "Handle This". It' still a whicked song. The strings sound great on the c.d. aswell!! It's also a nice change and progression in the band itself. This whole album is. Though it's still Sum, 100%. Deryck's singing gets a lot better with each album aswell, on stage and in recording. I love a lot of heavy music to, and the break-downs and heavyness of this album rocks. Songs like "We're all to blame","The bitter End","Open Your Eyes","I'm Not the One" and "88" all have amazing and heavy metal break-downs.
Anywayz, buy this album, I recomend it to any Sum fan, or any rookie fans, thsi album is discusting and I meant it. 100%.
Hope this helps you out, NOW BUY IT!!
I Whipe My Bum with Sum Fartie-One
You guys chick ass!!!
E KA HI!

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5.0 out of 5 stars The Ultimate of Sum, April 1 2005

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Pat Rathbone (Mississauga, Ontario, Canada) - See all my reviews

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This is the perfect CD to describe what Sum 41 is all about... rock (hint, hint). The best song on the album is 88, closely followed by Pieces and We're All to Blame. 88 is brilliant, flawless, perfectly made. Pieces is one of the most incredible songs ever recorded. And We're All To Blame, although overplayed, is a great song too. This album is worth every penny.

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5.0 out of 5 stars THE BEST OF EM ALL!, Jan 29 2005

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CHAIN_GANG_SOLDIRE (BOSTON,MAS) - See all my reviews

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IF U THOUGHT THE OTHER 3SUM41 CDS WERE GOOD WAIT TILL U HERE CHUCK ITS AMAZING ULL NEVER WANNA SKIP ANYSONGS

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