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My Room
- 03:50
- 1,466 plays
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Ugly
- 03:22
- 1,239 plays
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Boring
- 03:48
- 1,160 plays
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Swallow
- 04:18
- 1,211 plays
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No Need
- 03:52
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Parade
- 02:41
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New
- 03:43
- 849 plays
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Disbelief
- 03:12
- 777 plays
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Blurred
- 04:39
- 853 plays
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Heave
- 03:09
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Not Like You
- 03:57
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Breathless
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Perfect With Silence
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album review
At a time where acts such as Limp Bizkit and Korn seemed to be all the rage, major-label record companies were quick to market similar acts. One such act was Lifer. Unfortunately, while they try to throw their own take on the mix of the rap-core genre, Lifer's self-titled debut amounts to little more than another filler in music bins at major chain music stores and a quick single at airplay on the local hard rock radio station. Singer Nick Coyle has a good voice and shows himself capable of good harmonies, especially on such songs as "Ugly," but this quickly dissipates into the aptly named song "Boring." Lacking creativity and a spark that speaks beyond the marketing of "the man," Lifer is one album to steer clear of. ~ Kurt Morris, All Music Guide
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