This Type of Thinking (Could Do Us In) Chevelle

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  • Release Date: 09/21/2004
  • Sales Rank: 38,704
  • Label: SONY
  • UPC: 696998690820

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This Type of Thinking (Could Do Us In)

1LISTENThe Clincher 3:43
2LISTENGet Some 4:27
3LISTENVitamin R (Leading Us Along) 3:43
4LISTENStill Running 3:43
5LISTENBreach Birth 4:03
6LISTENPanic Prone 3:50
7LISTENAnother Know It All 4:20
8LISTENTug-O-War 4:32
9LISTENTo Return 3:42
10LISTENEmotional Drought 5:24
11LISTENBend the Bracket 5:05

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Editorial Reviews

Chevelle's 1999 debut delighted in darkening the spaces between quiet and jagged scrawl. Peter Loeffler's guitar periodically tore away from the rhythm section's steadying wires, effectively lessening the brotherly trio's reliance on old Tool albums for influence and pace. Then the boys signed with Epic, which naturally trashed the majority of the interesting noise in favor of amplifying Chevelle's Tool-light tendencies. Hit singles followed ("The Red," "Send the Pain Below"), so you can't fully fault the label. Not surprisingly, it's that same sound trudging determinedly through This Type of Thinking (Could Do Us In). "Get Some" and "Vitamin R (Leading Us Along)" switch on a gravelly guitar conveyor, powering it with plodding bass and percussion, and Loeffler sings with hurt urgency over it, sounding exactly like Maynard Keenan, down to the very inflection. Typical phrases singe the ends of his wrangling power-chord punctuations -- "A black out/Touching new life," "The panic makes remorse." The songs are strong dynamically, even if they sound a bit predetermined for general loud rock acceptance. The same goes for the majority of This Type of Thinking. "Panic Prone" is a departure, revisiting the softer contours of "Send the Pain," and "Another Know It All" lets the rhythm section mix it up a little, even if it makes Chevelle sound like Korn instead of Tool. In general, This Type of Thinking should roundly please fans of Wonder What's Next. Johnny Loftus, All Music Guide

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This Type of Thinking (Could Do Us In)by Anonymous

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February 20, 2008: I couldn't give this one star, because the first five songs are good. The rest of the songs are awful. Chevelle shouldn't rush out CDs with a bunch of filler songs. Play the samples.

This Type of Thinking (Could Do Us In)by Anonymous

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August 22, 2006: this is a great cd. thos guys that said it isnt avery good cd just havent listened to it enough yet.buy it and let it grow on you.


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