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Papa Roach's 2002 effort, LOVEHATETRAGEDY, didn't quite live up to the success of its major-label predecessor, but the importance of this outing was the band's decision to go beyond its rap-rock origins. GETTING AWAY WITH MURDER showcases the quartet's further creative growth, as the playing and writing have only gotten more potent. Frontman Jacoby Shaddix continues to impress as a vocalist who's gone from shouting his thoughts to conveying more sophisticated subject matter. The biggest difference can be seen in Shaddix's shift from contemplating his dead dog on the last album to here ranting about a deceptive government motivated by greed and power ("Tyranny of Normality"). Just as effective is the anthemic "Blanket of Fear," with its strident denouncement of overwhelming paranoia in an age of war and terrorism. Throughout it all, guitarist Jerry Horton lays down brontosaurus-sized riffs that prove that Papa Roach still has plenty of aggression to fuel its brand of nu-metal.
Papa Roach: Jerry Horton (vocals, guitar); Jacoby Shaddix (vocals); Tobin Esperance (guitar, bass instrument, background vocals); Dave Buckner (drums, background vocals).
This is an Enhanced CD, which contains both regular audio tracks and multimedia computer files.Rolling Stone (p.79) - 3 stars out of 5 - "[A]lmost every song features a skull-rattling groove and one or two darkly melodic hooks."
Spin (p.120) - "This is grade-A grade-B pop metal." - Grade:B Getting Away With Murder Music Papa Roach Getting Away With Murder Songs Getting Away With Murder Music Getting Away With Murder Music Review Average Rating: (4.3 out of 5 stars)   List All Reviews A Change in their style
Getting away with murder was alot different from their previous albums LOVEHATETRAGEDY, INFEST, OLD FRIENDS FROM YOUNG YEARS, AND POTATOES FOR CHRISTMAS. Of All 12 songs my favorite would of been "Take Me", "Do Or Die", and also "Harder Than A Coffin Nail" This is a really Good Album if your a fan watch out for their new album coming out later this from this review I will
Submitted by AJ THE DEMO (Cincinnati, OH, USA)
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I loved this one, great songs all the way through.
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 Papa Roach is Awesome!!
This cd definately rocks, best songs are Scars,Blood,and Take Me
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BEST YET
This cd has to be the best cd yet! Nothing competes to this. All the songs are great. =)
Submitted by Carmen (Branford)
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I liked it alot... great cd
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