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The papercut chronicles II

Gym Class Heroes

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Latest edition, musik (cd)

Za intro

Martyrial girls$

Life goes on(feat. Oh Land)

Stereo hearts(feat. Adam Levine)

Solo discotheque ("Whiskey bitness")

Holy horseshit Batman!!

Ass back home(feat. Neon Hitch)

Nil-nil-draw

Lazarus, ze gitan

The fighter(feat. Ryan Tedder)

Kid nothing and never-ending naked nightmare

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Reviews (3)

The libraries' assessment

d. 26. Jan. 2012

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Thomas Tiedje

d. 26. Jan. 2012

<i>"Even before we got signed to Fueled by Ramen, we were playing shows with death metal and hardcore bands and whoever would let us play with them. I wouldn't even consider us a hip-hop band. Musically, it's just all over the place"</i>, har forsanger Travie McCoy - og det er sande ord. Gym Class Heroes er ligeså lidt hip hop som Black Eyed Peas; deres iørefaldende popmusik med indlagt rap er designet til hitlister og airplay. Og det er svært at sætte fingeren på bandets evner som popsmede, for det fungerer til fulde på bandets tredje album, der bakkes op af gæstesolister som Adam Levine (Maroon 5), Ryan Tedder (OneRepublic) og danske Oh Land.

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AllMusic

2012

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Gregory Heaney

2012

"[Its] showing that Gym Class Heroes haven't grown up so much as learned how to properly wield the experience they've gained as climbers of the Billboard charts. The end result of this is an album that'll come as a blast from the past for the band's fans and should easily get heads nodding with its affably introspective lyrics and huge choruses".

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Politiken

d. 9. Jan. 2012

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Erik Jensen

d. 9. Jan. 2012

"Heldigvis holder gruppen også i den poppede stil på 'Life Goes On' med gæstevokal af danske Oh Land og 'Stereo Hearts' med Adam Levine fra Maroon 5 på vokal visit ... De to sange fungerer med deres blanding af effektiv rap og smittende pop. Stadionrappen på 'Holy Horseshit, Batman' er smart, mens Gym Class Heroes lyder bedagede, når de leger Limp Bizkit med tordnende rundgange og energisk rap som i 'Martyrial Girls'".

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