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1: Saliva "Blood Stained Love Story" (5.5/10)
Blood Stained Love Story is the fifth album from Saliva. Are they still as good as they once was or has Saliva finally dried up? Probably should get a glass of water and see!!
2: Jay Z - American Gangster (8.25/10)
Jay Z is pretty busy for a rapper that put down the mike years ago. "American Gangster" is the second album he has released since he 'retired.' After the drubbing "Kingdom Come" received, "American Gangster" takes steps to repair Jay Z's credibility.
3: J. Holiday "Back of My Lac" (7.5/10)
Holiday is a preachers’ son. Raised in the church by a hardworking mother, the pull of secular music was still too much for him to ignore. Fascinated by the early ‘90s R&B vocal groups such as Boyz II Men, H-Town and Jodeci, J. Holiday soon became enamored with hip-hop, marveling in the intricate rhymes of Jay-Z and OutKast. But it was during a high school talent show when a 14-year-old Holiday knew he had a passion for singing. However, local bands were unable to recruit the budding vocalist, whose mother had plans for her son to finish school before seriously pursuing music. Two years later, J. Holiday would discover the music of Marvin Gaye, an experience he calls a “revelation.” From myspace.com
4: Sevendust - Alpha (7/10)
Atlanta, Georgia based Sevendust released their seventh studio album Alpha in early 2007. Based on the success of their breakout single 'Driven,' and their relentless touring schedule, Alpha burned its way up the charts.
5: In Flames - Come Clarity (8/10)
Melodic metal masters In Flames, co-creators of the Gothenberg style of heavy metal, released their 8th studio album "Come Clarity" in 2006. If you missed it when it was released, you're missing a lot. Brutal riffs and soaring choruses combine to create something wholly unique.
6: Sixx: A.M. - The Heroin Diaries(7.75/10)
Nikki Sixx, the driving force behind Mötley Crüe lyrically, shares with the world the tale of his redemption in the book "The Heroin Diaries," to which this album provides the musical score.
7: Breaking Benjamin "Phobia" (6.3/10)
In late 2000, guitarist Aaron Fink and bassist Mark James Klepaski made a surprising and unexpected decision: they left Lifer, an alternative metal band that was signed to Universal and was gaining commercial acceptance. Fink and Klepaski departed Lifer (which was originally called Strangers with Candy) so that they could join forces with singer Ben Burnley and drummer Jeremy Hummel and form Breaking Benjamin. Billboard.com
8: Five Finger Death Punch - The Way of the Fist (6.5/10)
Five Finger Death Punch is a "super group" composed of ex-members hailing from variety of established groups. Blistering dual guitars combined with melodic singing combine to form an album which makes up in earnestness what it lacks in originality.
9: Godsmack - Good Times, Bad Times... Ten Years of Godsmack (7.75/10)
Alt rock heavyweights Godsmack have released their greatest hits album after only 4 studio albums. Many suspect a crass grab for cash, however everybody agrees that the album doesn't disappoint.
10: Dragonforce "Inhuman Rampage" (8.9/10)
Dragonforce's third album "Inhuman Rampage" is the first album of the groups to be released in the United States. They are a huge hit all over the world...will they be here in the state? Read the reviews and see!!!