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Generally favorable reviews- based on 107 Ratings
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Positive: 77 out of 107
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Mixed: 12 out of 107
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Negative: 18 out of 107
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GeradG.Aug 14, 2007great cd for anyone who likes rock
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JimiH.Jul 4, 2007Libertad is no doubt better then Contraband, but still isn't all that great. Most of their songs come off sounding a bit the same. Their drum play and guitar riffs are not all that impressive either.
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MikeM.Jul 5, 2007GREAT SOPHOMORE ALBUM.
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TheJaganathJul 6, 2007
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EricC.Jul 6, 2007Not very intresting. Repetative. A few good singles, but not a great album. Pretty dissapointed
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anonymousJul 17, 2007This cd rocks, its what the industry is lacking today. Some good ole rock
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JaredS.Jul 10, 2007
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BrendanOJul 2, 2007The whole album sounds absolutely amazing. This is the best album I've heard in years.
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KieranWJul 2, 2007Full of big riffs and broad choruses. A true to the heart rock 'n' roll album. Velvet Revolver are carving for themselves a unique sound that will propel them beyond the shadow of Guns 'n' Roses glory days.
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johnj.Jul 3, 2007ok
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DrunkenMasterJul 4, 2007What garbage. When your highest rating is from Entertainment Weekly, you know you suck. Strictly for suburban backward-baseball cap wearing morons. Lap it up.
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TomF.Jul 4, 2007Why has metacritic only pulled 6 reviews on this obvious sub-standard effort? Heck, The Fields has 14 reviews on it and there about as mainstream as a Burger Chef in a suburban strip-mall.
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headbangerJul 9, 2007F@#&$ YEAH!
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JoostW.Aug 30, 2007Better than the first. More variety in songs. Some great riffs and solos.
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TimP.Sep 12, 2007
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JohnSJun 30, 2007Superb Rock N' Roll record, go buy it!
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mulletheadJul 10, 2007
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mikefJul 10, 2007my first listen to this cd, I came away disappointed but after 2nd and 3rd time thru, this album is as good if not better then contraband, this album is more complete while on contraband I only contiually and still listen to sucker train blues, big machine, do it for the kids and sucker train blues. overall velvet revolver has put out a more complete album already waiting for the next one
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JeanEJul 12, 2007Excellent album, a couple of songs too long but overall, awesome!! can definitely hear the STP influence on this one which I love...the slow songs are just as strong and the blistering rock songs, love it!!!!!
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AndresRJul 13, 2007VR's Album is really good, they are trying to find their own soudn, n will be dificult ....but they 're on the run..........
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johnlJul 2, 2007About 4 or 5 good songs on this album, quite a disappointment.
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ChaseS.Jul 24, 2007I bought it expecting it to sound like Velvet Revolver, NOT Stone Temple Pilots. Not only does it sound like STP but it is way to pop sounding. This is not the band from the first album. Big dissappointment!
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DustinHJul 2, 2007
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ShekharP.Jul 28, 2007Perfect Album from a perfect band. Hey Captain Karbon and all those morons who hated the album, go to hell guys. Rock wasn't, isn't and will not die until bands like VR and fans like us are here on earth in plenty.
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EJJul 3, 2007
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donv.Jul 4, 2007solid shows that they can do more than one style of rock and roll
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TylerhJul 4, 2007velvet revolver has really put out a great new album that is much more fun to listen to than contrabnad. The sound quality is superb and the band is sounding tighter than ever.
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TomD.Jul 4, 2007Scorching album,excellent songs from beginning to end! Love the bonus track!
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steveh.Jul 4, 2007
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TomM.Jul 4, 2007These guys have really stepped it up! Not a bad song on there
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Awards & Rankings
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This album blows the doors off its predecessor. Save a pair of disinfected ballads ("The Last Fight," "Gravedancer"), Libertad is all about hand-grenade chords, drag-racing riffs, and circus-tent choruses.
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Blender[A] tightly coiled second album. [Jul 2007, p.119]
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Velvet Revolver's second CD is so chock-full of the tight 'n' crunchy pedigreed hard rock that's in short supply these days, it feels both comfortingly familiar and vaguely exotic