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Puddle Of Mudd underwent a serious personnel overhaul following 2003's LIFE ON DISPLAY. Drummer Greg Upchurch jumped ship to join 3 Doors Down while guitarist Paul Phillips chose to follow his muse with new-to-the-scenesters Operator. POM founder Wes Scantlin (vocals, guitar) and longtime bassist Doug Ardito keep the Mudd sound intact here, though, moving a bit from the early nu-metal stylings to a more natural comfort zone of raunchy post-alt rock. The solid collection of songs on FAMOUS flaunts track after track of made-for-radio anthems, with Scantlin channeling Kurt Cobain's sneer as it communes with Layne Staley's predilection for sinister-sounding vocal harmonies.
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Puddle of Mudd: Douglas Ardito (vocals, guitar, bass guitar); Christian Stone (vocals, guitar); Wesley Scantlin (vocals, guitar synthesizer); Ryan Yerdon (drums).
Additional personnel: Tim Pierce (guitar, electric guitar); Duane Betts, Lee Miles, Andrew Berlin, Christopher Jak (guitar); Brian Howes (guitars); Tony Fagenson (acoustic guitar, electric guitar, piano, keyboards, bass guitar, percussion, programming, background vocals); Max Collins (acoustic guitar); Xandy Barry (electric guitar); Tony Battaglia (gut-string guitar); Howard Benson, Jamie Muhoberac (keyboards, programming); Abe Laboriel, Jr. (drums, percussion); Mark Pontius, Josh Freese, Kenny Aronoff (drums); Lenny Castro (percussion); Gabe Witcher (background vocals).
Puddle Of Mudd; Jason Livermore; Tony Fagenson; Brian Howes; Kara Dioguardi; Max Collins; Howard Benson; Jack Joseph Puig; Tony Battaglia; Bill Stevenson
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Jason Livermore; Lee Miles; Matt Serrecchio; Hatsukazu Inagaki; Andrew Berlin; Jason "JVP" Van Poederooyen; Brian Coisne; Johnny Schou; Mike Plotnikoff; Dean Nelson; Tony Battaglia; Bill Stevenson; Tal Herzberg; Christopher Jak
so so Not as good as their 1st 2 cd's. Submitted by morrishome1 (Bunnlevel NC) Was This Review Helpful? YesNo 6 of 7 found this helpful. This review is for a different format.
ROCKS This album is great. I would say it is their best. Puddle Of Mudd is obviously influenced strongly by Nirvana and it shows. Songs like "I'm So Sure," and "Merry-go-round" truely capture the alt/modern-rock era that was created by Kurt Cobain. The gut-shoveling vocals on both of these tracks capture this legacy as well as the rythmatic drumming of the guitar strings. Fans of big-hair solos and leather pants may be turned off by Puddle Of Mudds style, but then again, I suppose this album isn't meant for that audience. If you like Nirvana, and aren't to bias about bands that obviously pay tribute to them, then you love at least half this album. Great stuff! Submitted by jodyanddes (Colville,WA) Was This Review Helpful? YesNo 3 of 3 found this helpful. This review is for a different format.
Another Great Album From Puddle Of Mudd Sounds like their other albums, almost all the songs get stuck in your head. I love the slow song as well. If you like Puddle Of Mudd, you'll like this album. Submitted by Josh (Seattle, WA, USA) Was This Review Helpful? YesNo 1 of 1 found this helpful. This review is for a different format.
POM ROCKS 2 Thumbs Way UP. Love every track on the album. Forceful rock tracks with a few great ballads thrown in the mix. Something for everyone. I feel it is their best album to date. A definite must have for every TRUE POM fan.
P.S Why must he be compared to Kurt Cobain on every album release? I see no resemblance - but then again I am not a fan of Kurt Cobain or Nirvana. Submitted by auburnfan_122 (Skyline Alabama) Was This Review Helpful? YesNo 1 of 2 found this helpful. This review is for a different format.
Puddle of Crap I listened to the cd once thru, forced myself to listen to it one more time, then threw this trash out the window. One good song (Famous), the rest is serious crap Submitted by matt.toth (Danville, IL) Was This Review Helpful? YesNo 0 of 3 found this helpful. This review is for a different format.
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