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I got this album at the start of the week and I'm loving it. It's a great all-round album, all the songs are solid besides the cheesy ballad Move On Now. I didn't go wild for any of the singles they released but they all sound so much better as part of the album and it's generally a really good CD.
Anyone else got it?
Anyone else got it?
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Personally I hate them. They're really poor and crappy and just eurgh. I turn over when they come on and their image is greasy and horrible. His voice is really annoying and their lyrics are awful.
Bast..
Txt. ;)
Words don't describe how annoying you are Hedfix.
Or should that be text doesn't really describe..?
lol
Or should that be text doesn't really describe..?
lol
Think before you type.
CDouch wrote:
> Hard-Fi were rubbish supporting Green Day.
>
> The only time they got the crowd going was with a cover of Seven
> Nation Army.
An upcoming, un-experienced band is meant to suddenly know how to command a 65,000 man crowd?
Think before you speak.
> Hard-Fi were rubbish supporting Green Day.
>
> The only time they got the crowd going was with a cover of Seven
> Nation Army.
An upcoming, un-experienced band is meant to suddenly know how to command a 65,000 man crowd?
Think before you speak.
I've got the album, I like it and that's all that matters.
They seem quite average.
Quite like the chorus on their biggest single though.
Quite like the chorus on their biggest single though.
Hard-Fi were rubbish supporting Green Day.
The only time they got the crowd going was with a cover of Seven Nation Army.
The only time they got the crowd going was with a cover of Seven Nation Army.
Memorandum! wrote:
> There are 4 songs on their website. I wouldn't recommend listening to
> them.
Lol ok thanks
> There are 4 songs on their website. I wouldn't recommend listening to
> them.
Lol ok thanks
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