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| Searing, angsty sophomore set from metal quartet. Greed, Mistakes, Sick Of Life, Bad Magick, Awake, The Journey, Goin' Down, Trippin', Vampires, two more. |
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| 1 Sick of Life |
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| 2 Awake |
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| 3 Greed |
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| 4 Bad Magick |
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| 5 Goin' Down |
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| 6 Mistakes |
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| 7 Trippin' |
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| 8 Forgive Me |
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| 9 Vampires |
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| 10 The Journey |
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| 11 Spiral |
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Album Review
Godsmack recorded its self-titled debut for 1,500 dollars and served up a triple-platinum helping of meaty, cleverly written, pure metal. The tribal "Voodoo" was one of 2000's best singles. The first three songs of the group's sophomore effort, "Awake" -- "Sick Of Life," "Awake," and "Greed" -- blend together unanimously into a swirl of Tony Rombola's jackhammer guitar riffs. It's the deeper cuts that are the standout tracks. The dirgy, slow groove in "Mistakes" is hook laden. One common thread between "Godsmack" and "Awake" is lead singer Sully Erna's angst-ridden lyrics. "Oh God, I'm makin' the same mistakes," he cries in "Mistakes," as Rombola's guitars encircle him. Drummer Tommy Stewart, on "Trippin'," aptly pronounces Erna's anger in "Face down/I walk away/Every time I think I do the right thing/You turn your back on me." ~ Christina Fuoco, All Music Guide
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