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    HM Magazine #97/Joey's Loss
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    Joey's Loss

    Goodbye She Said...

    (2001)

    Reviewed by Earl Campbell

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    Label independentHM Magazine #97September/October 2002
    pop punkpunk

    This jock-pop-punk outfit from TN plays an odd mixture of girl/love and overtly religious songs. Their music is simple, a rough mix of Blink 182, MxPx, Value Pac, and New Found Glory. They show potential in their use of harmonies, energetic melodies, and the occasional attempt to break their mold. The lead singer's still developing voice is also promising, and once in a while he will nail his part perfectly. The band needs to improve their musicianship and songwriting skills to move on.

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