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Audio CD (12 Aug 2002)
Number of Discs: 1
Format: Enhanced
Label: Warner
ASIN: B000068VSV
Other Editions: MP3 Download

Average Customer Review: 4.8 out of 5 stars See all reviews (21 customer reviews)

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At the vanguard of hardcore’s evolution stand Glassjaw: five Long Island-born straight-edgers sporting a firmly progressive approach to punk-rock, and a fantastic second album in the shape of Worship and Tribute. Frontman Daryl Palumbo is the band’s immediate touchstone: on lyrically adventurous songs like "The Gillette Cavalcade of Sports" and "Trailer Park Jesus" he wages war on American cultural orthodoxy, his rocky, undulating vocal morphing between a raw-nerve croon and a tortured shriek sharp enough to cut glass. Where the band truly differs from their nu-metal and conventional hardcore peers is in the arrangements, however: tracks like "Mu Empire" and "Cosmopolitan Bloodloss" combine Faith No More-style anthemicism with a complex post-hardcore structure that could put Fugazi to shame, while "Ape Dos Mil" reins in the pure noise, guitarist! s Justin Beck and Todd Weinstock turning down and wringing twisted melodies and shimmering walls of ambience out of their instruments as Palumbo weaves a tale of obsessional love in a high, shivery vibrato. They’re a thoroughly uncompromising band, but Glassjaw are as fearlessly individual as At the Drive-In, and every bit as good. Worship and Tribute presents the new hardcore heroes-in-waiting. --Louis Pattison

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This is the follow up to Glassjaw's 2000 debut album 'Everything You Wanted To Know About Silence'. Produced by Ross Robinson, 'Worship And Tribute' is heavier, more mature and darker in tone. Emphasis is placed on their musical influencessuch as Faith No More, Joy Division and Bad Brains. This ultimately makes the album more varied than other post-hardcore/emo records.

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5.0 out of 5 stars worship and tribute (g.enius), 3 Jul 2002

By	mojave hotwax "mojavehotwax" (uk) - See all my reviews

Following the incendiary and emotionally powerful debut album, this album is more of an emo affair, than straight hate. The first single from Worship and Tribute "Cosmopolitan Bloodloss" is absolutely stunning, a mixture of pummelling riffs and off-kilter melodies, with daryl palumbos soothing emotion provoking vocal talents.
Also check out the gently lulling "ape dos mil" and the scratchy wah-wah schizophrenia of "tip your bartender".
Initial import copies have an enhanced feature for alimited availability which will probably feature the video to "cosmopolitan bloodloss" which was no. 1 handpicked video at Mtv.com at this time of writing, and some live footage for a video for "ape dos mil" which is tipped to be the next single.
If you liked songs from Everything you allways wanted to know about silence, like "piano", "boom" and "majour" you'll love this album, there is plenty of heaviness and some of the most amazing riffs ever. This is probably this summers most anticipated album for me.

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5.0 out of 5 stars An early 'noughties' classic!, 4 Feb 2007

By	M. J. Pucci "Big Riff" (Milton Keynes, UK) - See all my reviews (TOP 1000 REVIEWER) (REAL NAME)

I hadn't listened to this in years, but decided to dust it off after hearing about the band's recent reformation and the imminent release of a (long-awaited) third album from the boys from Long Island. Boy, am I glad I did. Worship & Tribute is surely as sexy as screamo/post-hardcore/whatever-you-wanna-call-it-this-week gets, with its heart-attack guitar assault, and Daryl Palumbo's soaring vocals - not to mention nu-metal linchpin Ross Robinson's precision production...

Palumbo's voice is arguably the biggest draw of Glassjaw's music, and here he proves himself as something of a Mike Patton-esque vocal chameleon, as he lets his chords run the gamut of emotions and styles, to dazzling effect. Tracks like 'Mu Empire' and 'Cosmopolitan Blood Loss' are shot through with giant, sing-along choruses, giving us a prior indication of the frontman's pop sensibilities he was later to explore with Head Automatica. But nothing that band recorded comes close to the feral power and quirky inventiveness of tracks like 'Stuck Pig' and 'The Gilette Cavalcade of Sports', respectively. Both are simply stunning, much like the rest of this record.

This is an ambitious, accomplished and essential album and the fact that the band have reunited is cause for great excitement indeed. In the meantime, enjoy this!

Matt Pucci

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5.0 out of 5 stars Please, check out this band., 31 Jan 2005

By	Philip Haynes - See all my reviews

Glassjaw are a very special band to me. I guarantee you know somebody who is as passionate about them as I am. I force this band on everyone. I will force this band on you...
I reccomend this album if you want to get into them. Everything you ever Wanted To Know About Silence is great, but its not for everyone. As Daryl (singer/lyricist) said: "You can only relate to this album if you've had your heart broken".
The special thing about Glassjaw are the lyrics, the way the guitarists both play completely different things, but fit together so tightly, the unpredictable dynamic changes, the beauty in songs like must've run all day, the noise of Stuck Pig... There's such beautiful contrast in this album. Each song sounds really sincere. Not like the other manufactured American stuff that I really, REALLY hate.
The lyrics aren't cliche and teen angst at all. They're really deep and meaningful, and I love to work out what they're about. They're sang which such emotion and meaning and you just can't not be touched by it. "Its a shame that our messiah's move their pawns from different mountains; and we're left to dance these bodies 'round the fountain"
Please, don't listen to emo. Listen to Glassjaw.

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5.0 out of 5 stars Masterful.
After an influential and fantastic 2000 debut, Glassjaw's second album took everything great about the first record and amped it up even more. Read more

Published 16 months ago by dynamitekid156

5.0 out of 5 stars One of the greatest records ever made.
Glassjaw in their 2nd album release, have out done thereselves.

With tracks like 'Two Tabs of Mescaline' and 'Gilette Cavalcade of Sports', it just keeps you wanting... Read more

Published 16 months ago by Big Proof

4.0 out of 5 stars belting like a belt!
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Published on 27 Jul 2007 by sean paul mccann

5.0 out of 5 stars The perect sophomore album...
The 'Jaw had a tough act to follow their classic debut album 'Everything you ever wanted to know about silence', but they sure took it to a new level with this release. Read more

Published on 19 Jan 2006

5.0 out of 5 stars Very good, once again
Like a few of the other reviewers, I bought this album after EYEWTKAS, thinking it would be hard to top. Read more

Published on 2 Dec 2004 by A. Smith

2.0 out of 5 stars Please don't hate me
I am a big fan of EYEWTKAS, I got it as soon as it came out and i still listen to it now. This album however is just not good, and i have given it chance after chance. Read more

Published on 29 Mar 2004 by aicflopflipflopflop

5.0 out of 5 stars Originality of brilliance
One of the very few bands within the last 10 years which have created an original and distictivly excellent sound. Read more

Published on 14 Aug 2003 by Mr. Russell H. Gillies

5.0 out of 5 stars this isn't to be taken lightly
before i heard this album, glassJAw had been my favourite band for three years. as is expected, when i heard of the change of lineup and the change of sound, i was apprehensive,... Read more

Published on 14 April 2003 by milly_in_bloom

5.0 out of 5 stars Superb album
Upon hearing the bands first album "everything you wanted to know about silence" the purchuse of Worship and Tribute was immieant to me. Read more

Published on 11 April 2003

5.0 out of 5 stars Sublime.
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Published on 7 Feb 2003 by Mr. A. R. Law

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