"Stapp didn't have to compromise at all with his new band. He made that clear from the start.
"They knew it was my project and they knew we were going to use the songs that I wrote," he says. "They understood their boundaries and knew what not to touch, which is basically lyrics, vocal melodies and arrangements."
The opening sentence of the article says 'I just felt hated so I wanted to go away'. Then why the hell didn't he!?! It would have made the world a better place.
I just read a review of this album in Rolling Stone. They hated it and cited one song (can't remember the title) as being a complete rip off of Release. Not that I'm going to buy to find out but I thought it was worth mentioning.
The good thing is when the album falls flat on it face, he might get the hint and fuck off.
the bad thing is shit sells, if the critics tell people to buy it, the mindless sheep will. Good thing Rolling Stone hated it, that's a good start!
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The good thing is when the album falls flat on it face, he might get the hint and fuck off.
the bad thing is shit sells, if the critics tell people to buy it, the mindless sheep will. Good thing Rolling Stone hated it, that's a good start!