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Rookie [NH]Rookie [NH]: EP On YourselfEP On Yourself (2004)self-released Reviewer Rating: 1 Contributed by: danperroneDan Perrone (others by this writer | submit your own) To be perfectly honest, I don't have much to say about the four-piece pop-punk band from New Hampshire, Rookie, and their cringe-worthy titled EP On Yourself. There's really nothing noteworthy about them, but I'll try my very best. Rookie plays pop-punk...generic pop-punk, at that. There's nothin.
To be perfectly honest, I don't have much to say about the four-piece pop-punk band from New Hampshire, Rookie, and their cringe-worthy titled EP On Yourself. There's really nothing noteworthy about them, but I'll try my very best.
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i cant decide which is better...rookie or winslow gray? i guess as long as brad is singing anything is good. No I agree. This album is so catchy, and even though there are only 6 songs, i find myself putting it on repeat nd listning to it over and over. Keep up the good work fellas. First of all, the lyrics aren't awful, they actually make sense not like the rest of the emo crap that's out there relating how you feel to a table or something. The lead vocals are really really good-props to Brad. EP on yourself shows how much Rookie has grown since the days of From Broken Wings. All of you who think Rookie sucks, take another listen because they're probably better than whatever you're listening to. Rookie is really one of the best bands i've ever heard, plus you guys are all really good looking which doesn't hurt. Ha...my score is for there being a band with the exact same name from Cleveland that plays the same kind of music. Ya I agree .... I thought that EP was good First off this band is a five piece and if you couldn't tell that from the songs you shouldnt be reviewing music.... cause you know nothing about it. You jump all over these band cause it had keyboards and yes the keyboard/ piano parts are kind of simple but its not the main focus of the music. The lead guitar and the drums are very well written and the second guitar, bass, and keyboard/piano parts fit in very well in the background and give their songs a full sound. This band is better than ALOT if not ALL of the Pop side of the scene. Wait, Trustkill? I listened to "so quiet" and i have to say that even though it was extremly generic and their keyboardist don't really know how to play his instrument i totally can see these guys hook up with trustkill or something and release a pretty good cd. I mean, it's still 100 times better than the early november and fall out boy clones drive thru are signing... This is all pretty standard fare, so I agree with the score. I listened to their stuff at PureVOLUME I they absolutely don't deserve an 1/5 if the record is in the same spirit as that track. It was good. Just because a band sounds like 1000 other bands, it does not automatically mean they suck and should quit playing. Give the band a chance. man, i thought this was a review for the jersey emo band THE rookie. |
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What makes this even funnier is that I heard the keyboardist actually works for punknews.org and he couldn't even convince them to write a good review.