Hinder - Extreme Behavior | Regretting The Past | Rocked
Vložit
- čas přidán 23. 08. 2024
- Regretting The Past: Hinder - Extreme Behavior
This album is as extreme as naptime in kindergarten.
Please Like, Comment, and Subscribe! = / rockedreviewsnet
Please click here to support Rocked on Patreon = / rocked
See this and much more at these sites:
www.channelawes...
www.musicexiste...
www.rockedrevie...
___________________
LIKE Rocked on Facebook here = on. VJaDYS
FOLLOW Rocked on Twitter here = bit.ly/YZilwb
FOLLOW Rocked on Instagram for my concert photos here = bit.ly/1SBzSpy
___________________
DISCLAIMER - Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act of 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purpose such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statue that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use.
"You deserve much better than me."
Yes, Hinder, we do deserve much better than you.
+You're Tearing Me Apart, Lisa !! YOU ARE TEARING ME APART, HINDER!!
Even Nsync and the backstreet boys deserve better than Hinder. So Lisa, How is your sex life??
So, basically... they roasted themselves.
And every woman who has ever been with Austin Winkler could do better than him.
I really miss your hair in my face! And the way your innocence tastes!
Fun fact, Nickleback is one of Hinder's inspirations.
That explains a lot actually.
No wonder they suck so much
I've never once heard someone list Nickleback as an influence unironically
@@michaelgraham9774 Hi, my name is Hannah, and I list Nickelback as a music influence
This album is more successful than Mars Volta's Frances the Mute, one of my all time favorite records
Can we start calling these kind of "Rock bands" Pebble bands, or something?
I see Hinder more as douche rock than drunk mom rock
notsid3 Gravel bands
This is the sand Anakin was talking about! "I hate sand it gets everywhere"
Stone Bands
Mud bands (Puddle Of Mudd is their leader).
Hinder, vocally, sounds like the halfway point between Three Days Grace and Nickelback.
Agreed
That's actually a perfect way to describe them
+Dustin Hayes I agree. Except Three Days Grace have done some good songs and I thought One-X was actually a pretty good album. Something that cannot be said for either Nickelback or Hinder
I liked Three Days Grace! I don't know what the general consensus is now, but I understood why they were popular back in the day. One-X was a good album.
stolenbaby2008 It's not that Three Days Grace is bad, it's that the vocalist of Hinder honestly sounds like a cross between Three Days Grace and Nickelback vocalists.
"Hinder vocalist Austin Winkler was in a cover band for a while, but got bored and started writing his own songs. The band refused to play them so he got together with drummer Cody Hanson and Hinder was born." - Band Hero
9:05 Creed: "SEEEEX!"
+EmperorTigerstar "How you're going to blow my best friend...SEEEEXXXX!!!"
EmperorTigerstar ha!
*I LOVE YOUR WORK AND SHOW/CHANNEL ETS!!!* 👷😺 ⭐
Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha that's funny Seeex
You watch Rocked, Tigerstar? Color me surprised.
I asked my mom. Good news, she's not a drunk Hinder Mom. thank the lord.
CommieCorgi but is she still a drunk?
AciidHologramTV Same
My mom is
My parents love Hinder. I grew up with this album, actually
And they are not drunks!!!
I have never been happier to have spent the years 2005-2007 buried in Classic Rock.
+lunaitc Lucky
Same! When I was a tween (like 07-09) I thought Quadrophenia was the greatest thing in existence.
I mean Tool, Radiohead, and the Chili Peppers all had solid releases. But yeah other than that mostly this garbage. Good on you.
+Rocked you have to see hinder now with their new lead singer lol he sounds like a tortoise
lunaitc What about Katatonia, Gojira, Karnivool, 10 years, Chevelle, Tool, Trivium, and Dream Theater?
This album reminds me of a down in the dumps college guy who can't figure out how to move on from his high school relationships. I think a can of pinto beans is more exciting.
So this is where Taylor Swift got her lyrical inspiration from! It all makes sense now!
Only difference is that Hinder doesn't make me cringe as badly as Taylor Swift does.
Least Taylor's music can be somewhat entertaining and we can point and laugh at each time when the song basically says "THEY WERE THE BAD GUY, NOT ME D:"
+AtrocityEquine Yeah, I can see that. But I'd still would rather pick Hinder over Swift, even with the bad lyrics, at least there's at least a few catchy riffs that I could get a kick out of.
I'd honestly much rather listen to something like Nickelback or Staind (only heard on song from Hinder, though) over Tay-Tay, bar none.
I worked a retail job where one of the perks was that the workers could choose the music during their shift. Unless the manager was working, then he had control. Almost everything that came out of his Pandora station has been featured on "Regretting the Past." Creed, Hinder, Nickleback, Puddle of Mudd, and a bunch of similar bands. And he aggressively curated it. I worked a shift with him where "Lips of an Angel" came on four times in two hours. And he was a genuine fan. Like, he thought this was the pinnacle of rock and roll (That's fine, His opinion, not judging, etc).
To me, it was a personal music hell- crafted in response to something I must have done in a previous life. To keep myself sane, I'd make up alternate interpretations of the songs so that they had humorous meanings (you could probably guess what meaning I came up with for Lips of an Angel. I'm not proud of it, but immaturity is a great response to generic sludge that oozes from the speakers when any of these bands music plays).
I'm so sorry. If I was the manager, I'd have a mixture of Sabaton, Gojira, Twilight Force (symphonic power metal, super cheesy but super good), Opeth, Kreator and Alestorm.
@@geekymetalhead5112 ah yes, you taste in music is beautiful.
@@GabrielMichaelDels Huge metal head
You would not like me if I were to curate a work playlist lol. I'd have everyone you listed on here, although I would switch Creed out for Avril Lavigne. I'd also have Three Days Grace, The Used, and All American Rejects to spruce it up a bit.
People Who'd Be Interested In Hinder: Scott Pilgrim Villains.
You just drank half and half baby XD
+GranTruismo4head milk and eggs, bitch.
Jacob Martin If hinder had a life I would punch it
Ramona Flowers as well. She was obsessed with Gideon for a while.
IDK, I think the Katyanagi twins would have good taste in music
“Lips of An Angel”
“My cousin; the next room, sometimes I wish she was you”
*FBI intensifies*
I legit thought those were the lyrics as a kid
😂😂😂😂😂
Sweet home Alabama 😳💀
I am so grateful my Mom is not the embarrassing Hinder fan type that tries to look 20 years younger and has Friday night cocktail parties with her girlfriends and reads 50 Shades of Grey.
Last summer we saw Faith No More and Bad Religion.
Lee MacWilliams Bad Religion is fucking badass. I saw them in October 2016 and that show was a total blast. Pure punk rock badass-ery
I'm glad my mom ain't like that either; she's more the old-school free-spirited hippie type.
God Bad Religion are badass tbh.
Hey my local bar in my town doesn't have a stage with a generic bar and grill band.
I saw Bad Religion at Warped Tour in 2009.
This album:
1.) A lot of quote-on-quote "aching" songs like "All The Right Reasons."
2.) Terrible static feedback like "Come Clean."
3.) Mixed morals like "The Young & The Hopeless."
All it needs is a snare-drum & we will have The Best Of Regretting The Past!!!
But it doesn't have elements from LB, LP, Creed and Simple Plan.
Chispita González & I guess like "A Thousand Suns" it has a bunch of recycled songs that kill off any potential the album had.
I dated a woman who legitimately thought lips of an angel was an amazing love song and INSISTED it be our song. She cheated on me while I was with her. It all tracks.
Thats a red flag!!!
I've never even heard this band.
+FernTheCZcamsr you're lucky.
Same. I'm so glad.
FernTheCZcamsr at least I never sought this album out... at least I can say that.
Good
Neither have I, and I like Nickelback and Staind.
chocolate star fish was more extreme than this
Simple Plan was XD
ouch...
Goop Videos Sad thing is, its true.
Hey Goop Videos! Funny seeing you here.
Goop Videos is it still hot in NYC?
I'm pretty sure that forcing someone to listen to Lips of An Angel is a violation of the Geneva Convention.
lionheart21 it was actually used to torture people in gitmo
Exactly
lionheart21 Your cousin doesn’t like it?
I actually really like that song
Can confirm: I'm on trial at the Hague for forcing somebody to listen to this while tied up in my basement.
Me: *starting to do homework*
*sees that a new Regretting the Past came out*
"Ehh, homework can wait."
Eh, I'll give you an "A", anyway.
Back in 2006 every woman I knew had "Lips Of An Angel" as their profile song on MySpace
Pretty sure Lips Of An Angel alone sold more copies than Weezer's debut album.
*deep sigh*
I have literally never heard of this band before.
Should I be thankful for that?
Extremely!! These guys are terrible!
Same
I can't believe I'm saying this,but thank goodness I was living under a rock in terms of radio back in 2005/6.
+MegaSparkster What rock was this and why wasn't I invited?
Not enough cake
I was so into this album... when I was in highschool (I had no taste in music back then).
If you can give any credit, Winkler’s voice is extremely unique
And pretty annoying if you could say
This band is so edgy, they cut their fingers on the instruments they play while balancing on a knife's edge on top of a pair of scissors being used to cut up pictures of Shadow the Hedgehog.
+Caz all while being speared by Edge while Edge was shaving with Gillette's Edge shaving gel.
All while having the deuces' hair cuts that even A boy band would laugh at.
Feat. Dante from the devil may cry series.
I have an answer. When you're a teenager in the aughts and the only station in your area that plays rock younger than you plays Hinder, Creed, Puddle of Mudd, Simple Plan and 'the triforce of suckage' almost constantly. In other words, a 'you gotta take what you can get' type scenario.
Trust me, _I've_ been there.
When I was younger, the music I mostly listened to was country (which I *DESPISE*) and some pretty crappy pop songs that my brain can _barely_ comprehend. Then I heard some really crappy rock music, but at least it was a music genre I actually liked, and I took what I could get, at that point. But I guess I have much different music tastes than others.
Regretting the past:
bullet for my valentine - temper temper
I like that album, but yeah I'd like to see him cover that.
+Phacteria I liked Temper Temper. Come at me.
Returning for my yearly rewatch of this masterpiece
4:11- Get Stoned
5:35- How Long
7:09- By The Way
8:26- Nothing Good About Goodbye
10:41- Bliss (I Don't Wanna Know)
13:39- Room 21
14:50- Lips Of An Angel
16:25- Homecoming Queen
17:37- Shoulda
No one cares.
@@piscesempress1978 I was just trying to help anyone who wanted to skip certain songs 😑
this album sounds like Hinder had a bad day :)
Then they should just go home and get stoned!
I can tell you EXACTLY what you're missing. The heavy guitar strumming lends itself to easy head-banging. I mean, *I* started getting into it, and I'm a total snob when it comes to metal and rock. Then they started singing and I came to my senses.
Their music is, for lack of a more appropriate term, "hypnotic". I have standards, which is why I can't stand the lyrics and why most of the songs don't even _start_ to pique my interest. However, as any fan of the boy-band-of-the-hour will tell you, a lot of people _don't_ have standards when it comes to music. They do not _think_ about music like you and I, they just hear what amounts to pretty noise and they're good to go. They don't need music that engages them intellectually, all they need is something they can sync their walk to or get drunk while listening to at a bar and they don't question it.
You and I seek the finer things in life, sir. The people who like Hinder and Nickelback do not, because they neither know or care to know what those things are. You get raised on junk food, fine cuisine will seem alien to you.
I can't get over the fact there is a band named Buckcherry...
Trust me, there are so many bands with weirder names.
@@aikoyumi32 like King Gizzard and the Wizard Lizard, or The Presidents of the United States of America
The lead singer kinda looks like Joe from Blue's Clues if he took a real bad turn after the show was over.
Hinder reminds me of the band "No Vacancy" from School of Rock 😂😂
Ryan Donfrio Even THEY are better than Hinder!!!!
The best thing about this album is that it's only 38 minutes lol.
Hinder actually did tour with Nickleback, I should know, because my Dad took me to a show, he didn’t even tell me until we were there because he knew I would jump out the window
I like Hinder. Sure they're not great or anything, but they're pretty cheesy and fun to point and laugh at, especially when hammered.
But, I'll still share my thoughts on Extreme Behavior, and I won't be biased about it.
1: I really like this song. Sure the lyrics are stupid, the song itself was hilariously cheesy and was fun to listen to.
2: Okay, this was dumb. But I like the melody of the song, if this song had different lyrics, this would've been really good.
3: This was dull, but not as bad as Nickelback's "Photograph"
4: It was okay. Dumb lyrics, but catchy beat. Just a little something to pass the time.
5: Kinda on the nose, but it's uninteresting
6: Eh, It's okay.
7: Okay, I agree. This song is awful.
8: Not the "best", but it's great to make fun of.
9: It's a pretty catchy song.
10: I thought it was alright.
Overall, Extreme Behavior, while it doesn't live up to it's namesake, is still a good time, especially when booze involved.
Before you ask, I have heard these songs sober, and I still liked them. Well, some of them, anyway.
+Aiko Yumi You have an interesting perspective to this band. I like how you explained why liked some of these songs.
+Aiko Yumi You complemented yourself?
+Aiko Yumi I agree with you. While I'm personally not into the band, there are a few songs I enjoyed listening to ironically.
Hinder is nothing that special, but they're fun to play if you want party rock. It's got a legitimate existence. Like you said.
This whole album gives me douche chills.
7:10 this song was released as a single in January 2008, that's how long they pushed this album lol.
Back in 2009 I still remember hearing my then-girlfriend’s 9 year old daughter sing “Lips of an Angel” with her 7 year old cousin in the car that summer. Recap: 2 little girls were singing a Hinder song in the back seat! Ugh
Go home and get stone like a rock........ Yup. Works.
😂😂 I was thinking about this lmao. When he said just add "like a rock" to end of every song. I just watched that video today haha.
As a former Oklahoma resident. I can confirm that girls from Oklahoma and crazy and brutal. Hinder is being too nice.
I saw Hinder open up for Three Days Grace and Staind. Words can't describe how bad they were. They covered Loverboy. LOVERBOY!!!!
I used to DJ at weddings and parties and bars for a good chunk of the 2000s, and when Tits - I'm sorry - Lips of an Angel was at its peak, I can't even begin to tell you how many times couples would request that I play that song, because it was "their song". I would always chuckle at the person, and on a few occasions, I would even tell the person what the song was really about. No one ever believed me.
Three Days Grace are so much better then Hinder
Loverboy was better than they are.
Is it a bad thing that EVERY SINGLE ONE of these albums is one that my mom owns?
Yes. Go to the street with a sign that says "ADOPT ME".
Tbh, Lips of an Angel is a guilty pleasure of mine
Personally, I liked listening to "Better Than Me" as a guilty pleasure.
I'm not a particular fan of this band, but I liked some of their songs.
Honestly, I think Hinder is one of those bands to listen to whenever I'm in the mood to take a nap.
Although, more or less I consider Extreme Behavior as "The Room" of butt rock, something drawn so melodramatically that I can't help but laugh at majority of the tracks.
But hey, at least they're better than Buckcherry, for whatever that's worth.
Hinder was quite the "hindrance" to the rock scene back then, amirite?
I love the wrestling references, man
So much middle school nostalgia, so much horrible middle school nostalgia.
Lol Hinder and Nickelback did go on tour several years ago
So "Lips of An Angel" was the last song played at my 10th grade homecoming (yeah it was 2006) and it was the first song I slow danced to soooo...I have that memory of it.. but god yeah it's a bad song
I'm glad I spent that period in time listening to opera of all things:)
Hinder has a big military fan base. Dudes i the military love try hard, sledge rock bands like Hinder, Nickleback, Daughtry and 3 doors down.
Makes a lot of sense
The only person I know who listens to Hinder is my addicted to painkillers, hard drinking, reckless driving, married to a dude with skull tattoos and a tricycle Harley, working as a nurse at a prison, loudmouth, in her mid fiftys aunt.
The producer of Extreme Behavior also produced two albums by Puddle of Mudd. Yeah, let that sink in.
Now it all makes sense.
That was Brian Howes. He was one of the most popular rock producers of the new millennium, right up there next to others like Howard Benson and Bob Rock.
I know not a lot of people will get this comment, but the singer from Hinder really looks like Montreal Canadiens goaltender Carey Price.
If you look at my avatar, it looks like he is yelling "SEX"
He is also doing the patented Scott Stapp "Double-Fist-Pulldown" (or 'DFP')
Fun Creed Fact!
Scott Stapp does the "Double-Fist-Pulldown" 21 and a half times in the "My Sacrifice" video. (The 'half' was a shot where they cut away when he started to do it, ruining the 'emotion' that is portrayed by the DFP).
Haha Funny story, Mark.
So anyway, how is your sex life?
+You're Tearing Me Apart, Lisa !! Now I wanna see a collab album between Scott Stapp and Tommy Wiseau.
+Jacob Felger That would be fucking hilariously awful!
"I deed naht heet hurr........oh hai, SEX!"
Frances the Mute is just an amazing album.
Certainly one of the best I've ever heard.
And just so you know, I count Frances the Mute (the Song) as being part of the album.
2006 were very dark times..... lest we forget all the shrek merchandising....
I see you put up a pic of Stryper. I dare you to do a Regretting the Past episode on them!
Get your FREE Hinder guitar lesson at 17:15 !!!
Do a Kidz Bop album.
+Dixie Normous I don't think that counts as anything under rock, alternative or metal.
+Rocked What about Kids Bop Covers of actual good rock songs. Like Boulevard of Broken Dreams or Yellow Submarine.
+Rocked True, they mostly cover pop music. However, did cover a few rock songs, such as;
"Headstrong"-Trapt
"In The End"-Linkin Park
"Move Along"-All-American Rejects
"Bring Me to Life"-Evanescence
"Ocean Avenue"-Yellowcard
"All The Small Things"-blink-182
"Savin' Me"-Nickelback
"Alive"-P.O.D.
"Photograph"-Nickelback (Yes, they actually covered that song, and it managed to be even _worse_ than the original)
This is very late, but the Kidz Bop version of Bring Me to Life is just damn hilarious.
Just trust me, and listen to it.
Aiko Yumi oh no...they did those songs?
the leader singer (ex singer?) co-owns a small bar named drinx in small town (rio grande) in my area of ohio & now he shows up occasionally at small bars to sing hinder karaoke style. it's....strange.
oh, God! I can tell you that sisters just getting into High School were listening to this band, or in this case the song "Better Than Me". Growing up in a family where they were always critical and condescending on the music choices I had because I was the only boy in the family (Disturbed, Three Days Grace, Papa Roach, Breaking Benjamin, Seether, Staind, Red, System Of A Down, Nightwish, etc.), my folks always tasked my sister in "enlightening me with better entertainment"... and she actually pushed Twilight onto me, and at the age of 15 I could even think and realize that it was bad stuff then
But back to my point, my sister was pushing her bands onto me. The big thing that separates me and my sister is I am an album guy and she was a singles girl. So she threw this album (and many others) at me and told me to listen to it to be better cultured; and she only listened to one song. I gave the whole album a listen , can't remember I was 13 or 14 at the time, but I had several questions why I was penalized for listening to "Pain", "Gave it all Away", "Overburdened", "Until the End", and "BYOB"? (tried picking songs of 2006)... the answer as far as I can guess was just me, because I had to ask what a Blowjob was while listening to this album (I actually remember that) while my sister picked songs of mine explaining why suicide is wrong, when songs like "Never Too Late", not perfectly was about suggesting the alternative to stand and endure. But when listening to this review, I forgot that this band existed.
Now I have a question- how does someone that small and skinny have or create such a gruff voice?
A few suggestions for another Regretting the Past video if other people haven't been sending you them already:
Hoobastank - The Reason (another example of generic radio friendly hard rock from the early 2000s with one of the worst title tracks/singles ever to chart high. Also, much of their music is a watered down version of Incubus)
Lou Reed and Metallica - Lulu (worse than St Anger. A pretentious slog of an album but also kind of fascinating due to its bizarre structure and concept)
Coldplay - Mylo Xyloto (the worst album Coldplay has put out. Overly produced and bombastically upbeat in a bad way)
Staind - 14 Shades of Grey (whilst Break the Cycle is probably a more popular choice, I actually kinda liked that album and I feel 14SoG is much more generic, mopey and blase to make it a worthwhile album to discuss for a RTP video and is widely considered to be Staind's worst album)
Theory of a Deadman - any one of their albums but mostly Scars and Souvenirs (like Hinder, ToaD spend much of their career copying Nickelback's radio friendly grunge-infused pop rock sound and creating obnoxious trailer trash music with cliche lyrics about relationships or just straight up misogynistic songs)
Megadeth - Risk (often considered Megadeth's St. Anger and where they went for a more hard rock radio ready sound and eschewed what was interesting about their classic thrash era output)
Weezer - Make Believe (the first album in Weezer's dark days of musical output. The cringey songwriting and lazy structure of the songs make for an awkward and insipid album from an otherwise amazing band)
I had to sit through a concert for a gf, it was Nickelback, Hinder and Chevelle. Chevelle was highlight for sure!
I just can't believe how many women at the time thought Lips of an Angel was a sweet song
I think it's some kind of revenge fantasy. "Oh, you left me for that ß!+ç# and now you want to come crawling back to me? I knew you wouldn't stay with her forever!" I dunno, maybe I'm projecting
I Loved when you mentioned Coheed one of those great bands that were starting to shine back in 2006. Great video as always dude
YESSSSSS, love Regretting The Past! Always looking forward to these :)
+Kid Chris To be honest, this series is the only reason why I'm subscribed to this channel. I mean, I'm starting to give his more abundant reviews of current rock albums a chance, but mainly I like Regretting the Past. I wonder if Luke will ever do an album from the 1990s, because so far, he's only done albums that were released this century.
The only person I’ve ever met who was into Hinder was this dude in high school who was also into Buckcherry, Theory of a Deadman and Nickelback. He was the “class clown” who was so very desperate for attention that he was just irritating.
My mother loves hinder, buck cherry, and nickel back.
Hinder is just poor man’s Nickelback
You should review Saliva's Every Six Seconds. I'd love to see you opinion on that record. Also great review, this album is extremely bland and generic. I only remember Get Stoned and Lips of an Angel and even then they're not great songs.
I've heard that album, and the only song I kind of liked was "Superstar", but that was only because I heard it from The Fast and The Furious.
Everything else was just unimpressive to me, of course there was "Click Click Boom", but that song reminded _too_ much of Limp Bizkit's "Rollin"
Also, I kinda liked "Extreme Behavior" as a guilty pleasure.
I have the opposite opinion, but that's fine to each their own. The self titled debut and Every Six Seconds are the only albums that I enjoy from Saliva. Sure, Josey Scott sounds congested but Wayne Swinny's riffs make up for it.
+Awesomepotamus 84 Cool. I can respect your opinion.
Honestly, both albums as a whole sound generic. However, there are a handful of songs that are somewhat decent, to an extent.
BeMindfulAndWise I’m here from the future. He is
This is one of my favorite series ever. Been waiting ages for a new one! Keep up the good work
I once heard Lips of an Angel at a department store. God help me.
It was also featured in the Guitar Hero spinoff game "Band Hero."
I honestly could not remember who this band was until "Lips of an Angel." Then I was like, "Oh I remember YOU fuckers!"
In terms of who would listen to this, all I can think of are barely-out-of-college teachers who would blare this out of their cars to seem "cool" to their students.
I think this is the first time I have heard Lips of an Angel since '08 and this review has made the reasons why so much clearer to me.
The only song I know by Hinder is 'Use Me' off their second album, Take It to the Limit.
I honestly have never heard of this band.
This channel fucking rules! You deserve way more subscribers dude, love your work
I was in 8th or 9th grade when Hinder came out. The kids who were listening to this were the ones listening to "Ocean Avenue" by Yellowcard on repeat and flash forward to adult life, they wouldn't be caught dead listening to anything with the slightest of distorted guitars or live drums. They were fad followers. Whatever was on TRL, and later Daily Download on FUSE, was what they followed. When "rock" was no longer "pop", they stuck with whatever Pop was following. Piano ballads (the Adele era). Techno/Dubstep. And now they follow the likes of Taylor Swift, Imagine Dragons, and whatever else the Grammys are calling "rock" these days. Lol.
Hinder's hit song "Lips Of An Angel" was actually featured in the Guitar Hero spinoff game "Band Hero." At least it has a decent song challenge for nailing the guitar solo in the middle!
This album was so unmemorable I had to come back to this video a month after first watching it because I couldn't remember if I had seen it.
Unlike Creed and Nickleback, I had an extreme allergic reaction to Hinder almost immediately. I'd much rather listen to Creed and Nickleback for the rest of my life than ever hear "Lips of an Angel" again.
You know after watching the regretting the past series and then remembering that I used to love these albums back in the day (Diabolus In Musica, Risk, and St. Anger are my exceptions for alright albums that I still listen to) I now realize what the hell was I thinking about when I was listening to these albums especially this one 🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️
I'm just glad my mom and dad like Tool.
Me too man, me too.
I saw Hinder in 2006 and they were actually really good live. They’re better performers than song writers. Definitely my guilty pleasure band. I’ll still throw on homecoming queen every now and then. I think it’s their very small sweet child o mine moment
They are good live but still terrible
i swear hinder is the poor mans nickelback
Deloused is a great album, one of those albums where I like all
Songs
Rock music reviews and wrestling references? I'm so down! XD
Hinder is my all time favorite band & I'm serious
This music is re-hased 80's rock without the glam OR glitz.
Brian Myers uses Hinder's song Up All Night as entrance theme.... He was released from WWE.
Who?
+Kevin Luper Former WWE Tag Champ Curt Hawkins
Oh
My mom would play this band and me, I just listened to the songs that she played.. Lyrics about breakups, yah I see that. I guess rock is in a storm that I hope could push the creativity back in to rock music. Rocked let me know if you like Social Distortion. I think my mom is that Hinder type, well she was until she had 6 of us.
Not gonna lie. I loved this album in middle school and still don't mind playing it here and there.
Really?
Literally as you were going track by track, it sounded like one continuous song. Bland indeed. Not only that, they prove that (hard rock) can be done right and wrong. Three Days Grace is basically the same style as Hinder (hard rock, mainstream rock whatever..) but 3DG in my opinion have released great music. Breaking Benjamin is another example. I've never liked Hinder and I think this is why (and I have NO idea why Lips of.. was so popular, it's so boring). Great job on these reviews!
You know what else came out in 2005? Good Apollo 1. Damn, what an album...
I have the entire Mars Volta discography (including their debut EP).I don't have a Hinder album.I can't contribute to the downfall of music.
I have support the good shit.