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No Use For A Name, Keep Them Confused

Audio CD

Disk ID: 1349915

Disk length: 35m 24s (13 Tracks)

Original Release Date: 2005

Label: Unknown

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Tracks & Durations

1. Part Two 3:35
2. There Will Be Revenge 2:42
3. For Fiona 2:41
4. Check For A Pulse 2:36
5. Divine Let Down 1:41
6. Black Box 2:50
7. Bullets 2:27
8. Failing Is Easier (Part Three) 0:41
9. Apparition 3:18
10. It's Tragic 3:24
11. Killing Time 2:58
12. Slowly Fading Fast 3:10
13. Overdue 3:14

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Review

This is the album that's going to make long-time fans scratch their chins: Is this the same group that made the angst-riddled, amplifier-blowing Leche Con Carne? Do the bittersweet lyrics of songs like "For Fiona" mean they're going emo? Are all the potential singles here going to make them bigger than Green Day? All legitimate concerns surrounding a band that has operated on the frontlines of the American punk scene since 1987. But, ultimately, there little to actually worry about. No Use For A Name hasn't lost touch with its primal side--"Bullets" and "Killing Time" are prime examples of its hardcore instinct at work--but maturity is clearly creeping in, with singer Tony Sly's voice inching towards Chris Martin territory and a handful of quality mid-tempo rock songs dominating an album that, despite the inevitable continental drift, sounds remarkably lucid from beginning to end. --Aidin Vaziri

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Keep Them Confused

Tracks: 13, Disk length: 35m 24s

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