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Various Artists
Atticus: Dragging the Lake II
Genres: Alternative Rock, Pop, Rock

Track Listings (26) - Disc #1
1. I'm Not Invisible - Rocket From The Cry
2. Remedy - Black, Jason
3. To Awake and Avenge the Dead - Thrice
4. Worms of the Universe [#] - Finch
5. Fields of Athenry [#] - St. John, Pete
6. Don't Tell Me It's Over [#] - Blink One Eighty Tw
7. Vacant Skies [#] - Airstation7
8. Once Again [#] - Slick Shoes
9. Noble Stabbings!! - Dillinger Four
10. All My People - Suicide Machines
11. E. Dagger [#] - Lagwagon
12. Soleil [#] - Maxeen
13. Pride War - Further Seems Forev
14. William Tell Override - Schwarzenbach, Blak
15. All Systems Go - Box Car Racer
16. One Seventeen - Armstrong
17. All We Want [#] - Morse, Todd
18. You're So Last Summer - Taking Back Sunday
19. Heaven Knows - Rise Against
20. A Jackknife to a Swan - Barrett, Dicky
21. The Greatest Fall (Of All Time) - Matchbook Romance
22. Misled [#] - Hod Rod Circuit
23. Next to Go [#] - Davies
24. Be There - Over My Dead Body
25. Some Came Running - Bane [1]
26. Crawl [Live][#] - Alkaline Trio

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CD Details

All Artists: Various Artists
Title: Atticus: Dragging the Lake II
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 1
Label: Side One Dummy
Release Date: 3/18/2003
Genres: Alternative Rock, Pop, Rock
Style: Hardcore & Punk
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 603967123623

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CD Reviews

THIS CD ROCKS!

Galina Potepalov | PINEVILLE, LA USA | 07/17/2003

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Dude this CD is awesome!Every song is different from all the others so it NEVER gets boring.I can listen to it all day and never get bored.If you like punk rock then you have to have this CD.So STOP READING THIS REVIEW AND GO GET IT!"

On the whole... mediocre. (2.75 stars)

The Greatest | Nowhere Land | 06/04/2003

(3 out of 5 stars)

"I liked the first Atticus compilation, with its great songs by Finch, Alkaline Trio, BossTones, the Movielife, Glassjaw, Madcap, and others, so I had my friend burn me a copy of Atticus 2. With the quality of the first and a seemingly solid lineup of bands i knew, I assumed it would be good.Wow, was I disappointed. The lineup didn't deliver. The Finch song was chaotic (in a bad way), the H2O song sounded nothing like the NYHC band that used to be "Faster Than the World," the Suicide Machines have lost the ska-core edge that made them amazing, Dropkick Murphys just sound bad, Alkaline Trio sounds pretty bad live, and even the oft-great Lagwagon has sounded better. All this plus a little too much emo (Further Seems Forever, Matchbook Romance, etc.) that's OK if you're into that (which I'm not). The CD is saved by outstanding tracks from Rocket From the Crypt, Thrice, Transplants, and the Mighty Mighty BossTones (my all-time favorite band-- so maybe I'm a little biased). Jets to Brazil, Rise Against, Taking Back Sunday and Slick Shoes are other good bands with solid contributions. I was pleasantly surprised by the Blink182 track, which was decent coming from a band who often annoys the [heck] out of me. Lastly, Down by Law (a band I know little about) is very good, sounding much like FTTW-era H2O.I recommend this comp basically because it's cheap and some of the songs are worth it. If possible, have a friend burn it for you."

Dont be mislead...

lglf | CT | 10/10/2003

(5 out of 5 stars)

"since i always read these review when looking at cds, maybe i was a little mislead by these reviews. i didnt even know if i should bother with this cd. well i did get this album, and im glad - it was really worth it. this thing is sweet. i think the album is 5 star material but only a 4 compared to the predecessor. i've found myself asking "does it really possess that warm Atticus-y goodness?" i dont know. it just seems like theres not that same variety that included popier-punk in it. i think this album is a little heavier, which isnt a bad thing. i gave it a five because to many other people underrated it. so if you liked the first one, get this one, you never know, if you're like me, youll like it anyway-this cd rocks."