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Product details

  • Audio CD (2 Aug 1999)
  • Number of Discs: 1
  • Format: Explicit Lyrics
  • Label: Universal / Island
  • ASIN: B00000ADJW
  • Other Editions: Audio Cassette  |  MP3 Download
  • Average Customer Review: 4.4 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (5 customer reviews)
  • Amazon.co.uk Sales Rank: 19,741 in Music (See Bestsellers in Music)

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Song Title Time Price
Listen  1. Moon Baby 4:23£0.79
Listen  2. Whatever [Explicit] 3:26£0.69
Listen  3. Keep Away 4:50£0.69
Listen  4. Time Bomb [Explicit] 3:57£0.69
Listen  5. Bad Religion [Explicit] 3:13£0.69
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Listen  7. Someone In London 2:03£0.69
Listen  8. Get Up, Get Out! 3:27£0.59
Listen  9. Now Or Never 5:03£0.59
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Listen12. Voodoo 9:03£0.69


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Amazon.co.uk Review

In a post-Seattle Sound rock world, there's still a hunger for music that's dark, dirge-like, and heavy. And the void left by Soundgarden and company is being filled by a spate of bands, including Boston's Godsmack, who even nicked their name from an Alice in Chains song. Like Creed and Days of the New, Godsmack are raging and disenfranchised, as singer Sully Erna's lyrics illustrate: "I am in a living hell / Makes me wonder if I'm alive" or "You're pathetic in your own way / I don't like you anyway." Though the territory being mined isn't new, Godsmack's grungy grooves, potent energy, and strong hooks are irresistible. With a dash of Tool and a smattering of Filter seeping through, Godsmack are on the money, especially on "Whatever", the tantalizing "Get Up, Get Out!", and the strident and syncopated "Bad Religion," on which Erna puts one in mind of James Hetfield. While Godsmack's approach may not be fresh, the foursome's strong songs and powerful energy are still intensely tasty--especially for those with a taste for songs on the sober--but never staid--side. --Katherine Turman


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Boston's Godsmack practices the sort of post-industrial metal made popular by White Zombie and perpetuated by Tool and Alice In Chains. But by mixing the raw riffing of their peers with the machine-gun rhythms of Nine Inch Nails, they distinguish themselves from the pack. On their self-titled majorlabel debut, they demonstrate the commitment to furthering the evolution of metal that won them a loyal fan base in NewEngland.
Singer Sully screams his way through a dozen tunes chock full of chunky guitars and moshing rhythms. In keeping with the tone of modern metal, he sings about his own demons and failings rather than vaguely defined ills of society. While no threat to Dave Mustaine or Cliff Burton, guitarist Tony and bassist Robbie have a commanding presence that emphasises attitude and power over technique. And drummer Tommy has picked up where Lars Ulrich left off with quirky fills that add a depth to the sometimes two-dimensional rhythms.

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3 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars Don't keep away from this album..., 13 May 2001
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This is a great debut album from Godsmack, and well worth your money if you are a fan of metal. Sully Erna's deep, threatening vocals add to the brilliant guitar in the background. One downfall of the album is the repitiveness of the lyrics, with the main theme being "<something> away". This is but a minor glitch on an otherwise brilliant album. Particular note must be made of Voodoo, which is an excellent end to this fine album. The tribal drums and chanting vocals are somewhat at a slower pace to the rest of the CD, but are strangely mesmorising, hinting at Sully Erna's Wiccan practises...
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4.0 out of 5 stars God smacked?, 10 Feb 2000
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A great album which must be heard. don't believe the magazines, this is great. maybe a little unoriginal, strong alice in chains and metallica influence, but is very enjoyable and powerful. check out "whatever" and " get up , get out" for proof.
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2 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars Simply Rockin'!, 6 Feb 2000
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What a fantastic album! - I bought it after hearing "Keep Away", and it totally blew me away. If you like bands like 311, Lit, Nirvana, or any other american rock band, then you'll love this!
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