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- Scars & Souvenirs
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Theory of a Deadman
Released 2008

Bad Girlfriend
03:25
948,097 plays

Hate My Life
03:10
462,076 plays

Not Meant to Be
03:33
399,281 plays

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songs

- 1
- So Happy
- 04:11
- 304,359 plays

- 2
- By the Way
- 03:35
- 197,930 plays

- 3
- Got It Made
- 03:14
- 142,292 plays

- 4
- Not Meant to Be
- 03:33
- 399,281 plays

- 5
- Crutch
- 03:16
- 142,333 plays

- 6
- All or Nothing
- 03:30
- 320,221 plays

- 7
- Heaven (Little by Little)
- 04:19
- 144,881 plays

- 8
- Bad Girlfriend
- 03:25
- 948,097 plays

- 9
- Hate My Life
- 03:10
- 462,076 plays

- 10
- Little Smirk
- 03:31
- 173,526 plays

- 11
- End of the Summer
- 03:30
- 140,893 plays

- 12
- Wait for Me
- 04:03
- 171,054 plays

- 13
- Sacrifice
- 02:54
- 118,267 plays

album review

Scars and Souvenirs, the third album from Theory of a Deadman, sounds like a rehash of the band's first two albums -- which is to say that it sounds like Nickelback. Chad Kroeger signed them to his 604 Records label in 2001, and throughout Scars and Souvenirs, Theory of a Deadman draw upon the melodies, vocals, choruses, and riffs of Kroeger and company. Many examples abound, but the best is "Not Meant to Be," a song whose melody and chorus bear more than a passing resemblance to All the Right Reasons' "Rockstar." Like their previous effort, Gasoline, Theory of a Deadman turned to producer Howard Benson on Scars and Souvenirs, which could explain why the album sticks to the same sounds and formulas instead of branching out in a new direction. It makes Scars and Souvenirs less then essential, given that nothing has changed. ~ Katherine Fulton, All Music Guide