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Identity Crisis
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Binding: Audio CD
EAN: 0790692001927
Label: Sub City Records
Manufacturer: Sub City Records
MPN: 19
Number Of Discs: 1
Publisher: Sub City Records
Release Date: March 06, 2001
Studio: Sub City Records
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Editorial Review:
Their 2nd album, released in 2000, defines the sound that Thrice is striving for-the dynamics and emotion of hardcore with the melody and harmony of pop-punk. The 12-track CD has a little something for everyone, ranging from the harmonies of 'In Your Hands', to the pseudo-metal 'Torch to End All Torches', to the post-hardcore feel of 'To What End'. Sub City Records.
Customer Reviews
Average Rating: 
Rating:  - Great beginnings for an incredible band
In the past year or so I have become pretty much a die-hard Thrice fan. I went backwards in their catalog and was glad to come into this one eventually, seeing as I initially ignored it (I saw ads for it but never heard anything from the band until circa The Artist in the Ambulance.) I kind of regret the fact that I did this, but I thought I was into a different path musically back then as well.
What's incredible is that the release was turned down by many punk labels who criticized ... Read More
Rating: - Amazing for a low budget album
Identity Crisis is my favorite Thrice ablum. Yes it is not as tight and polished than those that followed but that is not due to the band. This album is plagued by crappy production and obviously was recorded by someone who didnt care about the album. In interviews with thrice they are quoted as say the guy who recorded Identity was "more interested in play video games than recording music." With some recording knowledge I completely agree with this statement. If the engineer/producer gave a crap ... Read More
Rating: - Thrice times champion! Wicked Album
This is their most gooderest album yet. It doesn't have the best song writting in all but it is their most punkiest album and every song kicks butt. If you like punk, pick this up, if not, pick up all their others. Slow and emotional but the song writting in those albums is phenominal. Up to u. Anyways, this CD rules and you should by it this second. Great album thrice!
Rating: - Not very tight, but AMAZING!
I first heard "To What End" on a compilation a while back and was amazed but also positive that the rest of their music couldn't possibly be as great. Up to that point I had heard so few punk songs (I'm not going to play the genre game- call them screamo or whatever if you want, but if bands like Sum 41 can be called punk I certainly think Thrice can too) that were as meaningful and well written as that song, and I assumed that it was them at their best and would be found on an album full of medicore ... Read More
Rating: - "Feeling better!" the airs say
If I were the real Jesus Dustin Kensrue would be an imaginary best friend voicing lost albums Black'd.
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