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Dashboard Confessional - The Places You Have Come to Fear the Most Audio CD

A fair review of the Dashboard Confessional "The Places You Have Come to Fear the Most" Audio CD. Please note that the below review is the views of the authors, and authors only. You can get a complete list of all Dashboard Confessional reviews here, or go back to the Dashboard Confessional tabs.

Dashboard Confessional Band: Dashboard Confessional
Title: The Places You Have Come to Fear the Most
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Release Date: 2001-03-20
Media: Audio CD

Tracks: 1: Brilliant Dance 2: Screaming Infidelities 3: Best Deceptions 4: This Ruined Puzzle 5: Saints and Sailors 6: Good Fight 7: Standard Lines 8: Again I Go Unnoticed 9: Places You Have Come to Fear the Most 10: This Bitter Pill

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I have every Dashboard album known to man, and the one that stands out the most dramaticly in my collection is "The places you have come to fear the most" Although it may be his most "underground" (not to sound like a cliche scenekid) it is deffinitly the best, his guitar soars and so do his lyrics and his singing ability is undoubtitly astounding, i definitly give it 10 out of 10.


Best dashboard cd
Every other one of their cds have maybe a few good songs that I like, but the places you have come to fear the most has pretty much a solid tack list. My personal favorite dashboard cd.


Great CD loved every song on it
The lyrics are excellent and you can really feel the emotion in the lead singers vocals. I loved every song on this CD and it is one of the few i can listen to repeatedly without getting bored. Some find this CD depressing but i dont i think it is reflective and contemplative and sometimes a little depressing but beautifully so .


Now this is the DC CD to have!
Most would say this is a sappy, whiney, college kid with a guitar, but Chris did a really good job on it. You have to have this CD in your collection. I think it's true grit. It's stark. It's vulnerable. The best out of all of em.
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true to DC
In most of the songs, he uses a range of voice not found in other albums, and can get so soft, so gorgeous that you WILL tear up. This album is perhaps the rawest, most emo of Chris Carrabba's, but in a good way. For anyone who's experienced a heartbreak, the bitterness of these songs are easily related to. Simultaneously, though, h a sense of empowerment as most of the songs deal with him moving on with his life. I usually will listen to this cd if I can't sleep, because the last couple of tracks act as a sort of lullaby (even though the last one ends with a lot of screaming).
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