Hawthorne heights the silence in black and white songs

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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on August 20, 2012

Niki FM rules.

Many other songs here are good as well.
HH provides lots of: slow n fast, hi n lo, light n heavy.

If you're wanting deep vocals and interesting lyrics, mixed with
riffs and rhythmn that run the spectrum, this album is for you.

They remind me of Silverstein quite a bit.

I'm prolly a little old to be listening to this kind of music, but I'm young at heart and strong of soul! >:-)

I say 4*

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on March 3, 2017

I left my old copy in the cd player of my totaled Toyota and when I realized it the car was already on it's way to the scrap yard. I love this album, especially this version with the extra songs. Amazing!!!

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on April 26, 2013

Great album! got it for a friend as a gift but we listen to it together and i love it! great album and wonderful song!

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on August 29, 2017

I love this album but the plastic clips on the inside where the disc "clicks" into was broken! The pieces was inside the album!! Replace please?

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on October 25, 2021

While there's a lot to like here, there are some songs that are better just skipped.

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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on February 23, 2006

Despite what everyone else here seems to believe these guys have just as many good points to offset "less favorable" qualities. One part it seems most people can agree on is that the guitar playing by this band really rocks. I'll admit that the lyrics are unoriginal but they are not bland and they are rather catchy. Those of us that listen to real screamo bands such as ATREYU know that the screamer for HH actually sounds really good. And for all of you who think that you listen to screamo I say this to you: just because the singer starts singing a little louder or pounds it out at the end of a song, that's not screaming, that's just singing louder and it's going to sound totally different so it's not even fair to make a comparison there. Also, if any of you hate "emo" or punk to begin with than you have no right to review this cd because your opinions are biased negative. I do enjoy this style of music but my opinions here are completely objective (not the not-automatic 5 star rating). For those of you stuck in the 80s, this is the new punk, get over it and catch up with the rest of us. I personally don't believe in the word "emo" because all that means is that the music is centered on emotions (usually pain or loss). Pretty much every artist and three of their cousins has written a song like that so I declare that everything is emo. And then there's dear kyle michelson, who is so dedicated to following the "emo/punk" stereotype so "to the letter" that he has in fact betrayed what it means to be those things, he's not unique, he's like every other person like that (and there are a lot of them). Those styles support individuality, not just conformity to a less popular style. And since i'm pretty much as off-topic as i care to get, back to finish my actual review. I saw these guys play at Warped Tour and their show was full of energy and emotion, the band and the crowd really got into it. All in all I enjoy these guys a lot and i will be buying there new cd that comes out Feb. 28, 2006.

Now that's a damn good review/message board post so everyone can stop bashing for a while