Originally Posted by jusscali

I want to love it too, but they just seem to keep falling flat for me. It's got it's bright spots, like albums in the past, but I've been waiting for it all to come together for a while now. I disagree with the production comments - from the moment I first heard the advance of this disc I felt it would have faired far better if he hadn't of touched it.

Agreed except with the production, of course. When I looked up who produced it, I was honestly surprised it said 'Matt Squire'. Normally I could detect his style, but it honestly doesn't really come through on this one.

Originally Posted by TheArdentLove

I can tell that if they stick around, they can be something really amazing.

I think I touched on that...

Originally Posted by Drew Beringer

Good review Scott. I probably would have rated this thing in the 50's or so, but more power to ya!

Uh? It's by no means "average" as 50's imply. Average is bands like The Audition or Punchline.

Originally Posted by Steve Henderson

I would consider The Audition far better than Daphne Loves Derby, personally.

Really? Wow. That's unfortunate Steve.

Originally Posted by Jawknee

The lyrics are the same as before you say? A 5 in creativity?

You're a moron for saying that when clearly I said the opposite.

As for Jason's departure, I only implied adding "fresh blood" to the band may inspire a new direction.

Get off your fucking high horse, and quit being "appalled" by the smallest things.

Originally Posted by loveandwar

you can't judge an album by one listen.

Are you saying you think I only listened to the album once? Bro, I've listened to it over 30 times over a 2 week period. Who do you think you're talking to?