Take It to the Limit Hinder

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Vinyl LP

  • Release Date: 11/04/2008
  • 2 Disc Set
  • Sales Rank: 148,071
  • Label: REPUBLIC
  • UPC: 602517884052

Listener Rating: (8 ratings)

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Track List
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Take It to the Limit

1LISTENUse Me 3:49
2LISTENLoaded and Alone 4:06
3LISTENLast Kiss Goodbye 3:48
4LISTENUp All Night 3:33
5LISTENWithout You 3:52
6LISTENTake It to the Limit 3:11
7LISTENThe Best Is Yet to Come 3:22
8LISTENHeaven Sent 3:41
9LISTENThing for You 3:59
10LISTENLost in the Sun 3:52
11LISTENFar from Home 4:03

About this Artist

Editorial Reviews

Like their former tourmates and eternal soulmates Buckcherry, Hinder work real hard to have a real good time. This is especially true on Take It to the Limit, a sequel to their 2005 debut, Extreme Behavior, where they take their surprise success as vindication for bad behavior. Hinder show a great love for Guns N' Roses, recycling the escalating chromatic riff from "Sweet Child O' Mine" on the album-opening pair of "Use Me" and "Loaded and Alone," which also finds lead singer Austin Winkler adopting an Axl Rose growl, which is a welcome departure from his node-busting scream. Not that Hinder is quite stuck in the past: their great innovation is marrying this raunch to Goo Goo Dolls power ballads. However, like anybody too beholden to their idols, they often tread familiar ground too carefully. Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide

Customer Reviews

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  • Ratings: 8Reviews: 2

Just because you have one hit song, that doesn't make you a "rock-star". . .by Jfreak

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June 15, 2009: I bought this CD on a whim. I regret to say that I was sorely disappointed. While the sound won't hurt your ears, I can not think of better terms for this band than "butt rock". The lyrics are hard to understand, but don't make much sense even when one does understand them. The instruments outweigh the vocals. It sounds like anything else you've heard. Entirely unoriginal. This CD is not for those with taste. I had expected better, as at least some of their past music seemed decent. However, I'm not in favor of any band that is willing to slap something like this together and hope to get my hard-earned cash out of it.

This review was written about the CD edition.

one pathetic album by one very pathetic bandby Anonymous

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November 09, 2008: this band stinks they are only in it for the money not the fans all 12 year old gurls drool over them these guys stink they act like they are metallica or guns n roses or something but this band stinks both in studio and in concert i sure hope this band breaks up in the near future

This review was written about the CD edition.

I Also Recommend: ...Baby One More Time, Greatest Hits: My Prerogative, Blackout, B in the Mix: The Remixes, Circus.