| All the Right Reasons | 
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Avg. Customer Rating:   (based on 370 reviews)
Sales Rank: 258
Category: Music
Artist: Nickelback
Publisher: Roadrunner Records
Studio: Roadrunner Records
Manufacturer: Roadrunner Records
Label: Roadrunner Records
Media: Audio CD
Discs: 1
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.2
Dimensions (in): 5.5 x 4.9 x 0.4
MPN: 618300
UPC: 016861830021
EAN: 0016861830021
ASIN: B000ASATO4
Release Date: October 5, 2005
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Tracks:
| • | Follow You Home | | • | Fight For All The Wrong Reasons | | • | Photograph | | • | Animals | | • | Savin' Me | | • | Far Away | | • | Next Contestant | | • | Side Of A Bullet | | • | If Everyone Cared | | • | Someone That You're With | | • | Rockstar |
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Amazon.com
Throughout their nine-year career, Nickelback have stayed true to their roots, releasing five CDs of straight-up, unapologetic rock & roll. So how have things changed for the Canadian boys since the massive success of Silver Side Up and The Long Road? Well, brothers Chad and Mike Kroeger still live in the Great White North, and they still write hook-laden rock songs. The only difference now is that they have the satisfaction, 10 million CDs later, of smugly knowing that even some of their biggest naysayers will guiltily admit to singing along with Nickelback's catchy hits. On All the Right Reasons, one track definitely ranks high up in hum-ability: the first single, "Photograph," reminisces about the bittersweetness of high school in a small town--once again reconfirming frontman Chad Kroeger's ability to write memorable hooks. Regarding the rest of the disc: standard rock topics like love, lust, jealousy, and breakups abound, with riff-y delivery that longtime fans will love. The guilty pleasure bunch will also find what they need within the grooves, on the ballad "If Everyone Cared," the riff-heavy "Fight for All the Wrong Reasons," and the Metallica-inspired "Savin' Me." The disc's most impressive and simultaneously surreal moment, however, exists on "Side of a Bullet," a passionate revenge tale written about the killer of Pantera guitarist "Dimebag" Darrell Abbott, which features one of the late Abbott's guitar solos as donated by Pantera bandmate and brother, drummer Vinnie Paul. --Denise Sheppard
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| Customer Reviews: Read 365 more reviews...
 Perfect August 13, 2008
I am very pleased with the service and product from this seller. The CD was perfect and the delivery was outstanding. Fast.
Great Music! July 25, 2008
I really enjoy listening to this cd. I love the rock/metal blend. Very upbeat!
 good music, terrible mastering July 7, 2008
I enjoy the songs quite a bit, but sadly to say I am going to throw this CD away. The mastering is terrible..almost every beat of every song seems to be clipping...loundess wars strike again. This album sounds better over the radio than on headphones with a real system...not the way it should be. release an album that is produced better and i'll buy it. but no thanks for this album.
definitely the sound of rockstars July 2, 2008
This album is so good that its honestly challenging of me to think of which ones are my favorites. This album will grow on you each listen. My husband got this album for me as a birthday gift and I am glad that he did. The reason being is that I really thought all of the songs on the cd are great. However my top five favorite songs on this cd are "animals", "if everyone cared", "rockstar", "saving me" and "follow you home". The thing that I like most about this cd is that it is an all purpose cd in the fact that you can listen to it in multiple occasions. I have listened to it on my way to and from work, when I go for walks outside, at work, and at home. The best thing about this cd is there are is going to a song for everyone that is on this album.
A Band that Belongs in the Spotlight June 5, 2008
Nickelback achieved commercial success with their release of Silver Side Up years ago, but then maybe lost things a bit with their follow up album The Long Road. So now they're back. The album opens with "Follow You Home" and it's heavy and strong and it sounds like singer Chad Kroeger is angry and mad at the world. It gives you the vibe that the band is trying to make a point with their last album not doing so well and want to come back with a vengeance.
The album continues in the same vein with the second track "Fight For All The Wrong Reasons", with heavy guitars and strong vocals. Then the album moves to a more commercial rock vibe. The songs have the catchy choruses, big backing vocals and typical power chords. This album is definitely better than the band's last effort and the closer "Rock Star" I liked very much and can hear it as a single. Hopefully this album will bring Nickelback back into the spotlight, right where they belong.
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