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Universal acclaim- based on 300 Ratings
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Positive: 275 out of 300
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Mixed: 15 out of 300
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Negative: 10 out of 300
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Feb 14, 2023I’m not a huge fan of this album it’s not bad but it’s very middle of the road for me
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Feb 10, 2023What a dissapointment i was so hyped for this album and was let down extremely the album isn't completely awful i would say 5 of the songs on the album are actually good and the rest are bad have fun listening
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Feb 10, 2023Paramore como sempre entregando tudo e nos surpreendendo com a qualidade. Com certeza é o álbum do ano, perfeito!
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Mar 11, 2023I love Paramore and have been a huge fan since the 2000’s, however I was sadly disappointed by this album. Don’t get me wrong, it is a decent album, however it just didn’t hit the spot like earlier Paramore albums. Maybe I need to give it more time but I was expecting more. I’m
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Mar 3, 2023You get the feeling that Hayley Williams and the rest of Paramore are still looking more outwardly than inwardly — that the wisdom of age has left them wanting for more, and questioning all. And that’s a great look for Paramore.
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Feb 15, 2023Slight missteps do little to deter what is some of the band's most instantly likable tracks in their career, where they turn up one rave-up rocker after the next with wide-eyed fury. Having proven themselves time and time again, they've far outpaced those unwilling to grow up with them.
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Feb 13, 2023That dichotomy between the visceral and the lackadaisical defines This Is Why instead of its value as a snapshot of this decade's global chaos, and in that sense, this LP is neither their best nor their "most mature." Regardless, there's nothing to stop you from reveling in this album's own chaotic dynamics, seriousness and passiveness juxtaposed. It's a worthy if mildly disappointing addition to Paramore's canon.