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IV |  | Artist: Godsmack
Label: Republic
Category: Music
List Price: $13.98
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Rating:  143 reviews
Sales Rank: 9705
Media: Audio CD
Discs: 1
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.2
Dimensions (in): 5.6 x 4.9 x 0.4
MPN: 000654802
UPC: 602498550366
EAN: 0602498550366
ASIN: B000EXOAAO
Release Date: April 25, 2006
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Tracks:
| • | Livin In Sin | | • | Speak | | • | The Enemy | | • | Shine Down | | • | Hollow | | • | No Rest For The Wicked | | • | Bleeding Me | | • | Voodoo Too | | • | Temptation | | • | Mama | | • | One Rainy Day |
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Six albums into its career, Godsmack finds itself faced with the challenge of moving forward without betraying its roots. Although the veteran act manages to offer up a handful of convincing tunes on this hour-long affair, IV fails to hang together as a cohesive and convincing album. The opening "Living In Sin" and its follow-up "Speak" rock with conviction although neither breaks new ground; "The Enemy"--a reasonably good approximation of a latter-day Metallica tune--proves persuasive while "Shine Down" and "No Rest For The Wicked" are radio-ready distractions. As good as those and a number of the other songs are IV never locks into any particular groove and ultimately amounts to little more than a batch of songs placed end-to-end on a disc that's roughly 20 minutes too long. By the record's final moments--the passionate but decidedly dated angst-filled dirge "Mama," the meandering "One Rainy Day"--the listener grows weary of treading down an all-too-familiar path with a band that still has a promising future if only it could let go of its unyielding grip on its own past.--Jedd Beaudoin
Amazon.com
Six albums into their career, Godsmack find themselves faced with the challenge of moving forward without betraying their roots. Although the veteran act manages to offer up a handful of convincing tunes on this hour-long affair, IV fails to hang together as a cohesive and convincing album. The opening "Living In Sin" and its follow-up "Speak" rock with conviction, although neither breaks new ground; "The Enemy"--a reasonably good approximation of a latter-day Metallica tune--proves persuasive, while "Shine Down" and "No Rest For The Wicked" are radio-ready distractions. As good as those and a number of the other songs are, IV never locks into any particular groove and ultimately amounts to little more than a batch of songs placed end-to-end on a disc that's roughly 20 minutes too long. By the record's final moments--the passionate but decidedly dated angst-filled dirge "Mama" and the meandering "One Rainy Day"--the listener grows weary of treading down an all-too-familiar path with a band that still has a promising future if only it could let go of its unyielding grip on its own past. --Jedd Beaudoin
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Showing reviews 1-5 of 143
 not their best January 23, 2010
Christopher Valentino (Huntingdon valley ,PA)
i liked this album but I just think their early records were overall more enjoyable listens then this was. I think they expanded which is good but I just hope the new record will be better. due out in early 10 godsmack fans so keep your eyes out for it. also there doing a web series of the making of their 5th album so check that out godsmack fans.
Godsmack September 19, 2008
Kristin L. Roan
I love Godsmack and this CD is okay...not one of their best, but there is still some great songs on this CD. Still worth buying.
 What's Up with my Order? August 13, 2008
Carlos E. Espinoza
0 out of 3 found this review helpful
My order didn't arrive I don't know if my money was put back but I was unhappy with this order.
 Godsmack only gets better March 3, 2008
velvet revolver (texas)
In this day and age, rock music is perpetually pathetic. Long gone are the days of old when greats like Metallica, Megadeth, GNR, etc ruled the world...makes me wanna cry. Godsmack, though, refuses to fall in the niche of "nu metal" like linkin park, etc. Ive seen Godsmack twice in concert and trust me, their cds fail dearly to doing them justice. Sully is very charismatic and Tony's guitar work is impressive and entertaining. Highly recommended- songs like "Mama" and "One Rainy Day" are shocking because at first listen its a surprise that the boys would write such lyrics- my favorites on this album though. Sully has immensely matured and its noticeable. Well worth the price- real rock fans cant live without it.
 Not my favorite Godsmack cd January 3, 2008
David Kelley (Harrisburg, PA)
0 out of 1 found this review helpful
This cd does not work. It sounds so processed at times, way too far the other way for me. I do appreciate them trying to change it up a little, but it's time to get back to the godsmack we love. Bring back the soul!!
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