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- Only Through The Pain
- - 1,732,901 plays
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  - 449 shares
Trapt
Released 2008

Forget About The Rain
03:29
99,414 plays

The Last Tear
04:15
89,803 plays

Who's Going Home With You Tonight?
03:35
400,551 plays

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songs

- 1
- Wasteland
- 03:45
- 170,346 plays

- 2
- Who's Going Home With You Tonight?
- 03:35
- 400,551 plays

- 3
- Contagious
- 04:23
- 233,664 plays

- 4
- Black Rose
- 04:42
- 175,240 plays

- 5
- Ready When You Are
- 04:57
- 143,970 plays

- 6
- Forget About The Rain
- 03:29
- 99,414 plays

- 7
- Cover Up
- 03:45
- 105,658 plays

- 8
- Only One In Color
- 04:19
- 113,261 plays

- 9
- Wherever She Goes
- 03:43
- 100,336 plays

- 10
- Curiosity Kills
- 04:22
- 100,668 plays

- 11
- The Last Tear
- 04:15
- 89,803 plays

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album review

Trapt is back with their third studio opus titled "Only Through the Pain." With alternative flair on cuts like "Who's Going Home with You Tonight?" and "Black Rose" the band plays well to the genre. The slickly produced "Ready When You Are" is a radio-ready hit. The tune boasts an infectious chorus while guitar nuances interplay nicely. When Trapt plays to their strengths you can hear a '70s vibe as in "Forget About the Rain" and when they rock - it comes out nicely as heard in"Cover Up." The disc boasts earthy guitar tones that liven the palette, via the production of Garth Atreyu (L7, Rage Against the Machine). With "Only Through the Pain," Trapt mixes together several levels of modern rock; whether it's touching on a funky groove or laying out the rock, the band sounds poised to hit the next level. ~ Steven Douglas Losey, All Music Guide

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- - WOW
  - - By Gods Humor
    - 9/27/2008 07:08:49
  - Contagious is an AWESOME SONG
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- - A step foreward
  - - By apersonz325
    - 8/6/2008 16:08:12
  - I like to say first that Trapt has always been pretty radio friendly but this new album is even more so. The band has made an album that is accessible to a wide audience and this is one of few rock albums that can be taken in the family car. It has everything the teenagers want and the parents can safely let the little ones hear it. You can't do that often. This album is more melodic and makes for smoother listening. It's hard to find bands that consistantly progress, but Trapt sure did in this case. Each previous album brought something good but Only Through the Pain is an instant classic.
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- - Wow...
  - - By trekkerguy
    - 8/6/2008 07:46:29
  - This new Album kicksass! Good job TRAPT!
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