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Review by: Scott See others by this writer Project 86 (link) Only registered users can post comments Published on June 18th 2004
This record was definitely an unexpected surprise of the heavy variety. Generally, most of what Tooth & Nail releases slides by my radar without so much as a blip of recognition. Many of their bands seem like carbon copies of other, more successful bands [or even each other], and rarely do any of them put out an album that's really worth listening to more than once. Major label refugees Project 86, however, have beat those odds and put out Songs To Burn Your Bridges By, a hard-hitting 14-track affair that I'm having trouble removing from my stereo. Please login or register to post comments. What are the benefits of having a Punknews.org account?
its not the best band but ... they got a hiden talent but hell they dont show it ! i think this band is amazing, and for those that don't, well i'm not sure. you may think their lyrics suck. obviously you don't know why people write lyrics. i love your guys music. Spy Hunter is my favorite song. keep rockin on and follow God and your dreams Scott, Scott, Scott, this is the first review I agree with you. Although most at the time you suck at reviews. Where did they find you. Obviously these kids have been listening to this music longer than you. Why don't they review the band instead of you. Hey something to the punknews head huncho. Love this album, and all project had been doing since there first album. By the way why is this getting reviewed on punknews. Punk is dead. this band rock's !!! I have to agree with Jesse on this. Fuck this band! this cd is awesome to bad most of you don't have good taste in hardcore metal. Rock 4 life. T&N pretty much sucks. Project 86 is th only decent arist I have heard from them. They put on very good live shows, and have written good songs and albums. Does anybody want me to Project 86 their mama in the ass? Fuck, this shit sounds like POD trying to go indie-hardcore. The score is for the song "spy hunter" that I downloaded. Shit that sucked. drawing black lines really is quality Based on everyone's comments, I wanna go back and listen to their old stuff....I stopped after someone called it "rap metal", and I wanted to stray away from that. Yeah, Drawing Black Lines was really really good. They had a much more hardcore feel back then. The last album was good, but more metal. I like the hardcore stuff, like "One Armed Man" and "Set Me Up" style more. Score's for Drawing Black Lines, haven't listened to this one yet. thier old T N album Drawing Black Lines is very good. You should have listened to the independently released version before they resigned with Tooth n' Nail. It only had 11 songs and was about 8-10 minutes shorter. You probably would have liked it better. They left off 'A Shadow on Me", "Breakdown in 3/4" and "3 Card". The album also had a more crunchy, independent sound to it. Not nearly as polished as the re-release I used to really like this band, back in the day. After they jumped to a major label, but then re-released the album on T&N, it got confusing to follow, and I gave up. I might give this a listen though. These guys are really good. I'm glad they got a fair review. Drawing Black Lines is a good album too. I dont think the major label promoted them enough. It seemed like P.O.D. got all the attention while these guys got stuck opening for Queensryche. I remember going to that show and I was up in the front, I looked back and nobody was even standing. Someone even had the balls to ask if I could sit down. I told them no, I came to see this band. |