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Format:Audio CD
The term 'punk' is a very ambigious one indeed. All i can say is that punk, (punk rock) is not just enclosed to the hi-fi which u play the music on. It is a way of life with morals, values and culture coming aswell. For me Pennywise have never just been a good punk rock band. They convey all that is good about being in a band and through this album they give the late bassist Jason Matthew thirsk the biggest send-off he could ever have hoped for. THIS IS A CLASSIC! Songs such as 'Fight till you Die', 'Society', and 'Final Day' are awesome and no doubt would be twice as good played live. One thing that does bring Pennywise down is that people think that 90% of their songs sound the same. I'm not denying that but if u like one u will like the others and so i don't see where the problem is. Other songs to take note of are the blinding intro to 'You'll never make It' inwhich Byron is amazing and 'Bro hymn Tribute' which is so emotional. But For me this album would not be complete if it was not for Jim Lindberg's (???) 10 minute piano piece as the hidden track. Many a time i have nodded off to slep with that tingling in my ears and it would not have gone away in the morning. And that is what Pennywise do every time thay play live they come out to it and play 'Bro hymn Tribute' last "to keep Jason's spirit alive".
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
Full circle is a great album, if your a fan of other pennywise albums such as Straight Ahead or About Time you will love this, but some people think it to be too samey. All the tracks sound very similar, but if you like one you'll probably like them all. The only thing wrong with this album is 'did you really'. It lets down the album. But still, you cant call yourself a pennywise fan if you dont own this album, BUY IT NOW!!!
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
how any body in to punk rock can call this album "bland and mediocre"is totally beyond me.are u sure you bought the right record.this album is pure power,aggressive vocals.probably pennywises best stuff.excellent
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A brilliant piece of work after tragic times
With founding bassist Jason Matthew Thirsk dying in 1996 it took Pennywise a lot of guts to produce this album. Read more
Published on 21 Dec 2002 by "srm306"
The best Pennywise album yet!
This album was written just a year after the death of their bassist, Jason Matthew Thirsk, and has a very pessimistic attitude. Read more
Published on 25 Mar 2000
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