The best of Nickelback, volume 1
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Reviews (3)
Gaffa [online]
d. 8. Dec. 2014
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Keld Rud
d. 8. Dec. 2014
"Det er ikke alt sammen helt ad h til. Selv om What Are You Waiting For? er en sang, der har fået den store tur med filen, og således fremstår komplet uden kanter, er den forsynet med et uimodståeligt refræn, som kan smelte selv denne anmelders skepsis. Det synes dog også at være et af ganske få lyspunkter på et totalt mørkelagt album, hvad angår inspiration ... Canadierne gør deres ypperste for at lyde som Maroon 5 på She Keeps Me Up, og det er bestemt ikke rart at være vidne til. Selv for allerede overbeviste tilhængere af bandet synes der at være meget lidt at komme efter. Edge Of A Revolution rocker pålideligt, men budskabet om forandring og omvæltning klinger hult i dette alter for konformitet".
Shoutoutmusic.dk
d. 19. Nov. 2014
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Thomas Nygaard
d. 19. Nov. 2014
"Man kan sige meget om Nickelback, og mange elsker at sige, hvad de synes om dette band. Jeg synes dog at de på dette album viser at de er værd at bruge tid på. No Fixed Adress byder nemlig på en masse fortrinlige elementer".
Consequence of sound
d. 21. Nov. 2014
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Dan Bogosian
d. 21. Nov. 2014
"Vurdering: When it comes to No Fixed Address, Nickelback are acceptable. If you removed the terrible lyrics and the even worse singles, some people who berate Nickelback would openly love this album without a fear of being disowned by their friends. At its core, Nickelback's new album is one almost anyone could enjoy if they wanted to. There are also things here that no one should ever like ... In between the terrible songs and the actually pretty good ones is most of the album: total filler. Though only 11 tracks long, No Fixed Address feels rushed and half-hearted. While this is somewhat common for radio rock bands, it's unusual in that there isn't a line of weak tracks preceded by a line of good ones. It's hard to spot two songs in a row that flow together anywhere - Vurdering: D+".