Savages

This is not the perfect album, but it's close. Even the songs I'm not overly fond of are still good. "Angel", "Blow", "World War Me", "Savages", "Heavy", "Salt in the Wound", "The One", "Livin' My Life Like a Country Song", and "Panic Room" are all exceptional. For the record, "The One" is spelled "Tne One", which messed me up when I went looking for it on my IPod.This album is angrier than some of the other Theory albums, but they made it work. I go to "Savages" when I need to write, because almost every song inspires creativity.

If you like Theory it's a good album. Like anything else..some songs just hit you and you'll really enjoy them from the start and other songs have to grow on you for a little while. I think this is in line with many of their other albums, but to date Scars and Souvenirs was by far my favorite.

This is a decent Theory album. It has a new edge to it, not previously on other Deadman albums. There are still a few songs of the usual style. "Angel" is a nice ballad. But "Savages" and a couple others have a nice metal edge. Alice Cooper guest singing was a nice surprise. It does grow on you. Give it a chance.Note:I was careful in reading the descriptions so I made sure as an adult, I got the "explicit" version, as I am not offended by a few curse words.:)

The CD is wonderful and I would have enjoyed it thoroughly had it not arrived with the package completely smashed. Very disappointed. This is one of three CDs that I ordered at the time and the crystal cases on all three were smashed when they arrived. I will be posting this on all three.

I've been a fan of Theory for a while. I have always liked the sound of their music as well as the creativity of their lyrics.The first track, and single, "Drown" is a good song and the music video to pair with it completes the debut.My favorite tracks on the album are "Blow" and "Livin' My Life Like A Country Song"; mostly because of the lyrics. In "Blow" they take shots at Kanye West and how the world has gone officially insane. "Livin' My Life Like A Country Song" has a good sound to it and uses the lyrics from some popular country songs to describe how his life has gone out of control.On my second run through the album now and it a better listen than the first time around (which was great). If you're a Theory fan, you'll like this album.

I bought this quite some time ago. I do not really remember what it was that drove me to purchase this song. I can't say it is a favorite, but it is not bad either. It is kind of too far to the heavy side of rock for me generally, but I still like it.

Buy it, you won't be disappointed.

What my grandson wanted