I think it's wrong to dismiss the new soft songs so quickly simply because they expanded on a winnning formula. well, you liked btc, didn't you? I bet you loved epiphany and outside, hell, even it's been a while was based on soft undertone melodies. The lyrics are clearer and deeper, not as cryptic or as murky (can't believe, suffer) and I truly think they're easier to reach for us fans.Īnd for that person who said that this album is soft. we all knew he sung from the heart, what torment started, and what btc continued in an even better form, yet this album still manages to build up the emotional connection between the lyricist and the listener. Moving along, I think this album is an awsome step in Aaron's progress as an emotional singer. As a major Staind fan, I feel for what you're missing out on. If you can't hack that, or can't keep up with it, well you've only failed yourself in that you can't learn to like something that others have no problem with. It's not that they get worse, they simply change. It's well known that as bands evolve they tend to explore the more melodic and softer side of music, and this is a prime example. So what if it's not as hard, or the tunes aren't as catchy as 2 certain main btc singles which is probably all you've heard.

Personally I think this album is a major success and barely surpasses break the cycle. Lewis's beautiful ode for his baby, 'Zoe Jane,' a tribute to late Alice in Chains vocalist Layne Staley ('Layne,' which intentionally and effectively cops Alice's signature sound), and the grandiose thank-you note 'Intro' are more strong, overtly introspective entries in Lewis' sometimes mushy, sometimes touching CD diary. The light and cheery 'How About You' is radio-ready, while the layered, string-backed 'So Far Away,' and honest and grateful musing on success, is another get-out-the lighters showcase for singer Aaron Lewis. Their latest represents a natural progression realizing the commercial potential of the poignant but heavy rock ballad, they've penned a slew of them. While lumped in with the often indistinguishable nu metal crowd, Staind stands out, thanks in part to memorable ballads, such as the pained and beautiful 'It's Been A While' and 'Epiphany' from the quartet's 2001 breakthrough Break the Cycle. Please contact us via our contact page to make any changes.The Beatles had the White Album, Metallica, a black album, and now Staind has its gray album. We only allow order modification within 24 hours since the payment. We ship to more than 200 countries (United States US, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, United Kingdom, France, Spain, Germany, Netherlands, Belgium, Switzerland, Poland, Mexico, Brazil, United Arab Emirates, South Africa, etc…), and you can enjoy on all items sold on the Store. US orders are shipped by E-packet, which is a US Postal Service product. International delivery usually takes about 8 – 15 business days. Shipping Time: This refers to the time it takes for items to be shipped from our warehouse to the destination. The manufacturer process the orders, which takes an additional 5 – 7 business day. All orders are sent to the manufacturer for dispatch within 24 hours after the order is placed. Order verification, tailoring, quality check, and packaging. Super King : 230 cm x 260 cm (90 inch x 102 inch).Īfter processing and leaving the warehouse, items usually take between 15 and 25 business days to arrive at their destination but can take longer from time to time.Easy to clean, machine washable and dries quickly.Hypoallergenic and resistant to dust mites.Durable and long-lasting fade, stain, shrink and wrinkle resistant.68 Oz, 100% Poly Cotton, super soft, silky touch.A traditional double-fold coordinating binding with decorative stitching around the edges ensures this quilt will stand the test of time! The Quilt is unique design using high-quality thread all stitches are even, tight and dense which makes it durable.

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