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( - Fourth album from Vancouver-based rockers Nickelback and the follow-up to their multi-platinum selling LP 'Silver Side Up', which was released in 2001. 'The Long Road' features their signature post-grunge sound, peppered with edgy, aggressive, heavy rock which is reminiscent of Pearl Jam, Staind, and Creed. Includes the lead single 'Someday' and three bonus tracks one of which is Nickelback's version of 'Saturday Night's Alright (For Fighting)', originally recorded by Elton John.
- Flat On The Floor
- Do This Anymore
- Someday
- Believe It Or Not
- Feelin' Way Too Damn Good
- Because Of You
- Figured You Out
- Should've Listened
- Throw Yourself Away
- Another Hole In The Head
- See You At The Show
- Saturday Night's Alright (For Fighting)
- Yanking Out My...
- Learn The Hard Way
Average rating (2 reviews)
good
danhig | 21/04/2008 | See all danhig's reviews (1) »
very good best song is someday as good gutair solo but some bad songs
BEST NICKELBACK ALBUM
Element90 | 20/02/2008 | See all Element90's reviews (4) »
By far the best album they have ever produced, not well know and some may say it was a rushed album to follow the silver side up.
Best tracks nickelback have ever produced and a wide range of songs from the heavy rock of Flat on the floor to the soft should of listend.
A must have for anyone with music taste.
