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When they first got famous, Good Charlotte were easy to make fun of but
still kind of likable: working-class guys dressing like Rancid and
making catchy mall punk with little pretense. Then came 2004's overblown,
overreaching The Chronicles of Life and Death, and now comes Good
Morning Revival, another album that gets further away from the band's core
appeal: Its songs are dark and sour, with shimmery electronics and some
tortured emo choruses. Jumpier rhythms help, and GC still know how to
write a hook. But "The River" is
a cruddy, L.A.-dissing aggro anthem, and "Misery," with its litany of
heartaches, is one of several cuts that could use some Prozac. Sounds
like growing up sucks even more than they originally thought it would.
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Track List
- Good Morning Revival (Intro)
- Misery
- The River
- Dance Floor Anthem
- Keep Your Hands off my Girl
- Victims of Love
- Where Would We Be?
- Break Apart Her Heart
- All Black
- A Beautiful Place
- Something Else
- Broken Hearts Parade
- March On
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