Nickleback's "The State..."

[The Cheap-Arse Film Critic]

... is a really good album.

[JoeE]

Never having heard the album, I can confidently state that this is untrue.

[Jerome Gibbons]

Never having heard the album, I can confidently state that this is untrue.

[Fake Pat]

Never having heard the album, I can confidently state that this is untrue.

Ditto.

[The Cheap-Arse Film Critic]

Never having heard the album, I can confidently state that this is untrue.

The Internet will be here all night, ladies and gentlemen.

Please try the veal.

[majorjoe23]

If you modified it to "MTV's 'The State' was a really good show," you would be right.

[silverboy]

I wouldn't go as far as "really good," but it's definitely listenable and their best album. "Breathe" and "Leader of Men" are great tracks--hell, there's a lot of good tracks on that album.

Silver Side Up is decent, too.

Everything after that is unbareable.

[The Cheap-Arse Film Critic]

I wouldn't go as far as "really good," but it's definitely listenable and their best album. "Breathe" and "Leader of Men" are great tracks--hell, there's a lot of good tracks on that album.

Silver Side Up is decent, too.

Everything after that is unbareable.

"Breathe" is an awesome track and I think "Leader Of Men" is the best thing they've ever recorded.

[Butler]

Being a fan of 'All the right reasons' and your recommendation - I'll check it out and get back to you!

[Adam Witt]

It is. This is also when they were trying (and succeeding) to make real music, and not cookie-cutter chud.