Conjures up images of roadtrips, lost love and youth gone by.

I want to thank the person who put this album in this list. Amazing, gripping, emotive (post?) Hardcore.

In my opinion prog is a juggernaut of a genre right now and I think a lot has to do with the fallout of this album. Where the genre used to be Yes-clones and Queensryche wannabees you've got things like Vola and Riverside, which just butterfly my crumpet. Amazing album, truly a thing of beauty!

This was one of the great omissions of the book. Chockful of hits and a true juggernaut of the 80's.

The fist time I listened to this album I was 13. Devouring every metal release I could get. This one I labeled boring. Took me a couple of years to change my mind. Sure it's a bit of a pretentious album, but it's a vivacious listen, with excellent musicianship.

My sister used to have this album and I heard it alot through our shared wall. It's quite energetic and in certain songs the riffage really stands out. Songwriting-wise it's focused on catchy hooks, and well, it works. This poppunk album mainly landed with girls, which is good, but should expand beyon that. Certainly more Fall Out Boy than Avril Lavigne.

It's a good indie album, nothing more, nothing less.

Not a band I'm very excited about, but in little doses, I can stomach. I own the albums When dream an day unite and Octavarium, and I enjoy those just a tad more. But if you are into Dream Theaters brand of Prog Metal you won't be dissapointed

Conjures up images of roadtrips, lost love and youth gone by.

I want to thank the person who put this album in this list. Amazing, gripping, emotive (post?) Hardcore.

Some kick ass rock n roll. Energetic.

While I blame this band partly for redefining what we qualify as metalcore, going from Merauder, All Out War, Congress and Liar to Bullet For My Valentine, Trivium and As I Lay Dying is quite the turnaround, they are a band whose early albums get a thumb up from me. Still quite hard, good to great riffwork, and decent pipes on the vocalist (I however do prefer Howard Jones). I would prefer no clean vocals, but they made that the cornerstone of their definition of metalcore, so what you gonna do?

Catchy, enjoyable for once, but could this work out of any other country than America?

Pleasant but not my cup of tea for more than that

Quite eclectic.

In my opinion prog is a juggernaut of a genre right now and I think a lot has to do with the fallout of this album. Where the genre used to be Yes-clones and Queensryche wannabees you've got things like Vola and Riverside, which just butterfly my crumpet. Amazing album, truly a thing of beauty!

Hauntingly beautiful in a minimalistisch setting. Nice discovery!

Som mathrocky goodness, it's not always palatable, but today i happen to be in the mood for it!

I'm not in the loop about new hiphop except what gets through via the media. It's not much to talk about, with exceptions. But this Noname makes me think that good hiphop still lives, it just doesn't get through to me. An R&B influence can tip the scale to the negative for me, but it's not the case for me. A quick tip of the hat to the production too.

Like surfing on music. Tremendous fuzzy fun!