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higher.  Bitter Regrets. - 30%  hells_unicorn, February 6th,
2007  Death is a universal part of life; it encompasses all
things and walks ever closely beside Life in a sense of harmony.
These two concepts in themselves do not lend to the attributes
of good or evil, for such things are measured only through
actions, not through merely being. When I first heard this album
I heard the death of one of my favorite guitar driven 80s bands
due to a disease, and that disease’s symptoms were the sounds of
a different music, a funeral march.  My initial reaction was one
of complete and utter disgust, as anyone would react when they
see a band that helped define the music of entire generation
surrender its own greatness as a leader in order to follow a
lesser art. This album is first and foremost a Grunge album,
containing a cesspool of inspirations thrown together into a
random collage, signify