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Album: Dropbox

Genre: Rock

Composer: Kosco/Richards


Forgotten Songs		3:43

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Dropbox
Universal 1/20/2004
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ALBUM_ID	687230
TRACK_NAME	Forgotten Songs
COMPOSER	Kosco/Richards
TRACK_NUMBER	5
RUN_TIME	3:43
TRACK_ID	6940491
ALBUM_TITLE	Dropbox
ARTIST_NAME	Dropbox
SEARCH_NAME	Dropbox
RATED	3
GENRE_DESCRIPTION	Rock
FLAGS	L
SPIRALFROG_AVAILABLE	Yes
OFFICAL_LENGTH	0:03:43
SITE_REVIEW	Dropbox's debut is emblazoned with a sticker blurb from Sully Erna, who proclaims that the band's melodies are the best he's heard since Alice in Chains. That's high praise. But it's also a bit misleading, since Dropbox are the first signees to Erna's Realign/Universal vanity imprint. The Godsmack mastermind also had a hand in Dropbox's creation, introducing guitarist Lee Richards (himself a former member of Godsmack) to vocalist John Kosco. Erna also played drums on the majority of the band's self-titled debut. What all of this really means is that Dropbox doesn't fall very far from the Godsmack tree. Whether the vocal harmonies of post-grunge anthems "Wishbone," "Unfold," and "I Feel Fine" really are on par with Alice in Chains, there's no question that the band is Dropbox's primary -- some would say only -- influence. Kosco, Richards, fellow guitarist Joe Wilkinson, and bassist Jimmy Preziosa temper their sludgier moments with brooding material ("Take Away the Sun"), and also find time for some straightforward heavy rock in the vein of Tantric ("Run," "I Told You"). But for the most part, Dropbox stick to recycling the powerful riffs and throaty vocals of vintage grunge, whether it's Alice or the chugging bottom end of Soundgarden, most apparent in the aforementioned "Wishbone." Godsmack fans won't be disappointed, even though Drop don't pack quite the metallic crunch of that group. The real audience for Dropbox seems like the casual active rock radio listener, the fan willing to take harder moments with the soft, and looking for melodic progressions suggestive of grunge's past glories. ~ Johnny Loftus, All Music Guide
ARTIST_ID	651443
UPC	00602498617816
ISRC	USUR10301545
VOLUME	1
SIZE_OF_FILE	3660799
ASSOCIATEDISRC
LABEL	Universal
LABEL_GROUP	UMG
Genre	Rock
ExplicitLyrics	No

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