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Track List:
• Sweet Sacrifice
• Call Me When You're Sober
• Weight of the World
• Lithium
• Cloud Nine
• Snow White Queen
• Lacrymosa
• Like You
• Lose Control
• The Only One
• Your Star
• All That I'm Living For
• Good Enough
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Review by: ooblar
Dated: 3rd of November, 2006
Ever since I heard their first album I have been quite hooked on this band. It was a bit of a shock to find that one of my favourite band members left a little while ago and I was hoping the band hadn't changed too much. I found myself a little disappointed with the slightly different sound this loss caused in the new album. Though many of the songs sounded really good there were a couple of places where it just came across a little flat.
My favourite song would have to be the biggie, "Call Me When You're Sober" because it just rings true about some of the dating tactics I see being used where basically people are so not used to face-to-face dealings that when they do have to, they either come across as totally arrogant and full of b/s, or they have to get drunk to be able to talk to someone they fancy.
The album still has a great "Evanescence" vibe to it, but if anything it has become darker, more brooding and angst'ish. However, if nothing else, I really like the cover artwork, as it makes me think of the books by Laurell K Hamilton that I have started reading recently.
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