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Often lumped unfairly into the same pop-punk bag as Green Day, and sometimes even dismissed as nothing more than A Blink-182 rip-off, Sum 41 definitively separates itself from the pack with DOES THIS LOOK INFECTED?. Sporting a level of sheer musicianship that dwarfs that of the aforementioned groups, the band powers through all 12 tracks with a machine-like efficiency and a thrash metalesque knack for rhythmic precision and complexity. In fact, there are instrumental passages here that could easily pass for MASTER OF PUPPETS-era Metallica or even vintage Anthrax.
To be sure, there are the usual heaping helpings of catchy melodies and Descendents-approved high harmonies throughout, but DOES THIS LOOK INFECTED? reveals an increased emphasis on the punk half of the punk-pop equation. Echoes of pioneering hardcore/metal hybrid bands like Killing Time, Leeway, and Bad Brains abound, and the record consequently has a tougher, more substantial feel than any of Sum 41's previous efforts.
Recorded at Avatar Studios, New York, New York.
Audio Mixers: Ed Krautner; Andy Wallace; Tom Lord-Alge.
Recording information: Avatar Studios, New York, NY.
Photographer: Jonathan Mannion.
Sum 41: Sirbiznatch, Cope, Stevo Dirty Poo, The Honorable Sir Captain Brownsound Of The First Airborne, Regiment, Heavyweight Champion PHD.
Rolling Stone (12/12/02, p.93) - "...there's an increased emphasis on metal....these songs aren't as slap-happy as they first seem..."
Entertainment Weekly (11/29/02, pp.101-2) - "...Sum 41 more than hold their own against the current competition....There's an underlying metallic vibe here with lots of meaty riffs and galloping tempos, touches of hardcore, an even a bit of rapping..." - Rating: B-
Q (01/03, p.113) - 4 stars out of 5 - "...Sleek, pummelling anthems of teenage joy and confusion..." Does This Look Infected? Music Sum 41 Does This Look Infected? Songs Does This Look Infected? Music Does This Look Infected? Music Review Average Rating: (4.5 out of 5 stars)   List All Reviews SUM 41 ARE THE BEST BAND IN THE WORLD!
The first time I heard sum 41 I was like 10 the first song I heard was "makes no difference" and I though wow this band is great then the next year I heard "fat lip" and "in too deep" and I loved them so I bought the c.d All Killer No filler and that c.d is awesome!!!! and then when does this look infected came out I went and got that and that c.d is amazing! I love it so much I could listen to it all day! I especially like the songs "Hyper-Insomnia-Para-Condrioid", "my direction" and "thanks for nothing" the other songs on it are great too but those are my fav! I have bought the c.d Chuck too and it is really great kind of different from does this look infected and not as good because that one is my fav and it sooo great but Chuck is awesome too! and the lyrics to the songs are sweet! If you don't have the c.d does this look infected and you like punk rock kinda stuff or are a fan of sum 41! I advise you to get it! like right now! go! :D
Submitted by Kayla (Ontario, Canada)
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Awesome Album!
I heard 'The Hell Song' on Big Shiny Tunes 8 and immediately wanted a Sum 41 album. I got their newest album, 'Chuck'. I loved that CD. Then a few months later, I got this CD. It is every bit as awesome as 'Chuck' is. If you're a Sum 41 fan, this is a must own!
Submitted by Made of Lego (Canada, Dude!)
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No  The best of sum 41!!!
This cd sounds much like Linkin Park but faster, if you are a LP fan you will love this. Its only one thing I hate with this album, the song: My direction is taken from rancids:Let me go it sounds the same.
"All tracks written by Sum 41" is a lie, rancids version is much better!
Submitted by The-best-offspring (Lilla Edet,Sweden)
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The Sums Rule!!!!!!!!!!!!
Sum 41 is the best band out there. This is my favorite cd that i own. I would rate this cd a 20 out of 5. My favorite songs from this cd are thanks for nothing, over my head, the hell song, still waiting, mmm i would name them all but i have to go to work now, SUM 41 KICKS BUTT!!!!!!!!!!!!
Submitted by Chester (California)
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No  crap crap crap
these guys are so generic and stupid looking...mtv is all i have to say
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This is an Enhanced audio CD which contains regular audio tracks and multimedia computer files.
This young pop-punk quartet might seem to be following in the steps of such bands as Blink 182, but they bring something of their own to the table on ALL KILLER NO FILLER. Though much of this album is occupied by bratty, post-Green Day melodic punk with the occasional, reverential nod to old-school punk rock ("Nothing on My Back"), Sum 41 ...
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With clenched fists in the air, boots to the floor, and anger swelling in their chests, the members of Rise Against return with their second album, Revolutions Per Minute. It's a two-pronged attack. From the north blows the fury of their hearts, swept up as they are in their passion for a girl who is "Like the Angel," but love that strong almost inevitably eventually engenders the opposite emotions -- and so it is with Rise. And even as they beg on "Amber Changing" to pretend that tonight will never end, the relationship sours, and even their "Last Chance Blueprint fails to change the emotional landscape, leaving nothing but hatred it its wake, reaching a paroxysm of viciousness on "To the Core," a ferocious, fever-pitched number written and delivered with pure vitriol. If that's the bitter northern wind, bringing with it blizzards of wintry emotions warmed only by the heat of anger boiling ...
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Lizabeth Flood is a native of Washington D.C. She hasbeen playing the piano and singing since the age of 4,trained classically in both. At 19, she started playing professionally and has been performing in the Metropolitanareas premier hotels,bars and clubs for two decades.She has a repertoire of thousands of songs. Her specialties are; Jazz, blues, standards, the songs of Tin Pan Alley,along with her own compositions.Lizabeth is currently playing and singing at the Marquee Lounge in the Omni Shoreham Hotel three nights a week.Lizabeth is also a member of the Choral Arts Society of Washington. Lizabeth has performed at the Kennedy Center, Constitution Hall, National Press Club, National Democratic Club, Gaslight Club, University Club, ...
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