New Tiger Army Album

**kustom55** · May 8th, 2007, 12:25 PM

I will never figure Tiger Army out. I have seen them play dozens of times and all in all, really enjoy their music. There are times though I listen to them and cant do it and other times I have to hear them. In my opinion the phrase "you either love them or hate them" sums them up. I am interested in hearing new material though

**zach with an h** · May 8th, 2007, 02:31 PM

i was skeptical, but i downloaded the new album yesterday and there isn't one song i dont like. on everyother album i could pick out at least one that i wasn't big on. but not this one. get ready to hear a song that sounds extremely similar to joy division- "love will tear us apart" and a song where nick 13 sings in spanish.

**wolfpits** · May 8th, 2007, 02:59 PM

I've never been a big Tiger Army fan. I will wait until their greatest hits cd comes out for the casual fans. Seriously though, this discussion has really peaked my interest. I would like to hear it and nothing turns me on more musically than being diverse. Thats why I stopped buying Rev Horton Heat CDs 2 or 3 releases ago because lately it all sounds the same.

steve

**pretty_in_punk** · May 8th, 2007, 04:22 PM

Thanks Steadfastpunk for posting the album!!
I had been looking for it.

I am listening to it right now at work. I haven't decided how I feel about it yet....
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**Steadfastpunk** · May 8th, 2007, 04:48 PM

Originally posted by PainWillBeMyMotivation:
<blockquote>quote:<hr />Originally posted by wolfpits:
I've never been a big Tiger Army fan. I will wait until their greatest hits cd comes out for the casual fans.

That's one of the funniest things I've ever read. Nothin' like a good callback for this guy.

Here's a brief little review I wrote and posted as a myspace bulletin because I was bored:
"Right now I'm listening to the yet-to-be-released Tiger Army album 'Music From Regions Beyond' and it's as subpar as I feared it would be. You could kinda see it coming since the last one was a bit puss-core, but this one pretty much is a continuation of the decline. There are some good songs for certain but even those songs are overproduced with way too much polish; the rawness and balls that made them great are clearly absent. The first actual song 'Hotprowl' has some sort of Hatebreed sounding mess at the end and if I heard 'Hechizo de Amor' on its own, I'd swear it was Jack Johnson singing en espanol. I think ol' Nikki Thirteeen's a little too bent on his loyalty to the formerly mighty AFI; half of these songs sound like they were pulled out of Davey Havok's purse. It's not horrible per se, it's just not up to the level of greatness I've come to expect from N13 and his ever-revolving cast of hired guns. Right now I'm giving it a second listen with the hope that it will somehow grow on me."<hr /></blockquote>Well said. Davey Havok's purse LOL!!!

**kraut** · May 8th, 2007, 08:08 PM

i don't have access to that gmail account mentioned above. could somebody please mail me the torrent or the login data of the account to [email protected]? thanks!

**jen415** · May 9th, 2007, 01:32 AM

I'm waiting for the greatest hits too. LOL!

**PainWillBeMyMotivation** · May 9th, 2007, 03:47 AM

Originally posted by wolfpits:
I've never been a big Tiger Army fan. I will wait until their greatest hits cd comes out for the casual fans.

That's one of the funniest things I've ever read. Nothin' like a good callback for this guy.

Here's a brief little review I wrote and posted as a myspace bulletin because I was bored:
"Right now I'm listening to the yet-to-be-released Tiger Army album 'Music From Regions Beyond' and it's as subpar as I feared it would be. You could kinda see it coming since the last one was a bit puss-core, but this one pretty much is a continuation of the decline. There are some good songs for certain but even those songs are overproduced with way too much polish; the rawness and balls that made them great are clearly absent. The first actual song 'Hotprowl' has some sort of Hatebreed sounding mess at the end and if I heard 'Hechizo de Amor' on its own, I'd swear it was Jack Johnson singing en espanol. I think ol' Nikki Thirteeen's a little too bent on his loyalty to the formerly mighty AFI; half of these songs sound like they were pulled out of Davey Havok's purse. It's not horrible per se, it's just not up to the level of greatness I've come to expect from N13 and his ever-revolving cast of hired guns. Right now I'm giving it a second listen with the hope that it will somehow grow on me."