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Perseverance Review
artist: hatebreed	date: 04/15/2004	category: compact discs

Released: Mar 12, 2002
Genre: Rock
Tones: Angry, Visceral, Aggressive, Intense, Confrontational
Styles: Hardcore Punk, Death Metal/Black Metal, Heavy Metal, Punk Metal
Number Of Tracks: 16

Sound:	10
Lyrics:	10
Impression:	10

Overall rating:	9.9
Reviewer rating:	10
Users rating:	9.7
Votes:	24

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overall: 10

Perseverance Reviewed by: unregistered, on april 15, 2004
1 of 1 people found this review helpful

Sound: This album has the most heavy riffs I've heard from a hardcore band in a while. Great sing a long anthems like "Hollow Ground" and "Your Never Alone". One of the few hardcore bands to put solos in their songs. Great tempo keeping drummer and bassist. Learn how many ways a band can play off the "E" chord and still make it sound original. // 10

Lyrics and Singing: Jamey Jasta should be the most celebrated hardcore lyricist and singer. His lyrics make you feel like you know him or even more hauntingly live in the same situation he's singing about. Great Fu**ing Lyrics. // 10

Impression: This album is a great hardcore album. Go buy a copy and be pleased. Key Songs: "Hollow Ground", "Your Not Alone", "Proven" and "We Still Fight". BAD ASS CD!!! // 10

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castoo

posted on Dec 07, 2007 12:38 pm #

Jamey Jasta doesn't really have a unique voice, i think he should sing normally now and then, but the lyrics are great- i don't know how he can write a ton of songs all with the same basic meaning (i'm determined)