This CD is a very interesting CD. It has alot of 90s grunge influence. By that I mean, they sound a lot like Nirvana, Silverchair, Pearl Jam The Smashing Pumpkins, and believe it or not, on some songs they kind of sound like The Goo Goo Dolls (on Blurry, there is a hint). And they also sound like Staind (they're both produced by Wimp Basket, I mean Limp Bizkit's Fred Purse, I mean Fred Durst). There are alot of good songs and there are some as I like to call them "outcasts" and one of those songs is:

Control (The dumbest song ever to be made by a good artist)

Some of my fave songs are:

Drift and Die (The best guitar strumming I have ever heard!)
Out of My Head (kind of Incubus-y, but still an awesome song!)
Blurry (Who doesn't like this song?!)
She F-in' Hates Me (Funny song, language could have been toned down though)
Bring Me Down (You can definitely hear a Nirvana/Pearl Jam sound on this song)
Never Change (Smashing Pumpkins influence)
Basement (SO PEARL JAM!)

Said (Pumpkins/Goo Goo Dolls sounding song)

If you are a concerned parent who doesn't want their kids to hear the bad language but allow them to listen to clean versions, then I think it best to get this album in clean version because there is explicit language heard in a couple of the songs mostly in "She F-in' Hates Me". I have the explicit version, but I really want to get the edited version so I won't have to hear the language anymore. Plus, what is cool is that for a limited time you can get the CD with a bonus DVD that is available in Clean or Explicit version which rarely happens. Well, anyway, gotta get back to my Mudd, hope my review helped!

This CD is by far the best CD I have ever heard!!! All 11 tracks are well-performed, have great lyrics, and contain instrumental talent that could only come from aces. My favorite 3 songs on the CD are "Never Change", "Blurry", and "Drift & Die". These guys are the best!!!

If you get this CD you will be listening to it from years to come. Because every song is just great! Trust me, you will love it.

This Is A Great CD By A Band That Loves Their Music!

Well, this is only my opinion, but:

I got the album, after hearing thier radio single, "Blurry." I liked that song allot, and I was hoping to find more of its kind on POM's album.

No such luck.

"Control," thier other single, was really kind of dumb. At first, I thought it had a catchy tune, but the lyrics to it are pointless and stupid. With me, when I get sick of the tune of the song, I go back, and I listen to the lyrics. What would the song be without them, anyway?

It was a waste of my money. I even got sick of "Blurry" after a while, and it hardly seems worth it to put a CD in the drive just to listen to one song.