| | Hoobastank Forever CD Hoobastank Discography of CDs
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On its fourth studio album, FOR(N)EVER, the unfortunately named heavy-rock act Hoobastank offers up another set of highly accessible guitar-driven tunes. Even more pop-oriented than past releases, this 2009 outing, helmed by longtime producer Howard Benson (Daughtry, P.O.D.), plays up frontman Douglas Robb's emotive vocals, particularly on mid-tempo songs such as "So Close, So Far" and "Tears of Yesterday." What the California-based band lacks in lyrical prowess (see "I Don't Think I Love You" and "Who the Hell Am I?"), it makes up for in catchy hooks, as most readily evinced on the upbeat opener, "My Turn," and the soaring, Foo Fighters-like "You're the One."
Audio Mixer: Chris Lord-Alge.
Hoobastank: Doug Robb (vocals, guitar); Dan Estrin (guitar, keyboards); Chris Hesse (drums, percussion).
Personnel: Howard Benson, Paul Bushnell (keyboards).
Forever Music Review Average Rating: (3.7 out of 5 stars)   Its ok.
I liked their last Cd. So thats why I got this Cd. It really good their are not any songs on their that I would say are amazing. But alot of good ones.
Submitted by travitherabbii (New Castle, PA) 
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 Not Their Best. .
i do agree, songs are alot softer. .not a bad thing, not much more i can say, must have for fans but people new to this band should buy 'Every man for himself'
Submitted by DG (Hants, UK)
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Great CD...But Softer Songs
I'll Admit This Cd to me is great...i love soft songs...but i think they couldve had a little more upbeat songs...but obviously this cd was about a girl...from tracks 2-11 are about a girl..i mean u can tell...best songs in my opinion are: I Don't Think That I Love You,All About You,The Letter,Tears of Yesterday,and Gone Gone Gone(also in this song Doug Cusses for the first time in a Hoobastank album haha) its a must buy for Hoob Fans!
Submitted by Chris (Athens,TN)
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