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    HM Magazine #74/7 Doors Down
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    7 Doors Down

    7 Doors Down

    (1998)

    Reviewed by Doug Van Pelt

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    Label Kaluboné RecordsHM Magazine #74November/December 1998
    modern rockpop rock

    This modern rock outfit has a lot of good things -- lots of energy, lots of good guitar tones, lots of enthusiasm for Christ, good packaging, good background vocals, and good pop sensibilities. The only downside is that some of the songs seem to either be too long, or not enough variety in the structure of each song keeps the listener gripped within the well-hooked tunes. The band really grabs you, but then lets you go after a few verses and choruses. Most of this is due to the vocal lines. Definitely worth checking out, but one good producer away from really being a super hot property.

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