Audio CD review:
New Model Army - Eight

New Model Army - Eight

Band: New Model Army Title: Eight Rating: Release Date: 09 February, 2000 Media: Audio CD Tracks: 1: Flying Through the Smoke 2: You Weren't There 3: Orange Tree Roots 4: Someone Like Jesus 5: Stranger 6: R&R 7: Snelsmore Wood 8: Paekakariki Beach 9: Leeds Road 3AM 10: Mixam 11: Wipe Out

Customer Reviews Amazing When I first played this cd I literally became speechless. Wow. I have been a fan of NMA since 1986 and I recommend each and every one of their releases for different reasons. Simply put, EIGHT blew me away. It is, in my opinion, one of their very best and no one should pass this up. The last but not the least of the NMA albums The only thing which is sad is that they didn't give us a new album since this one, even if Justin Sullivan did. If you have the chance to lay your hand on this album don't hesiatate, take it, NMA is like a good wine, giving their best when aged. Where are the other reviews?.... Never ones to rest on their laurels, NMA don't pull any punches with hidden meanings in their songs, which I think is why they don't appeal to the mainstream radio listeners. All I can say is that I've been a fan of New Model Army for about 15+ years and unlike many other bands, they get better with age. I'm sure their views on religion alone (Soemone Like Jesus) probably do a good turn offending the timid. I feel that this album is probably their best work in a while, although EVERY release is worth owning, although as I've found is a little pricey due to import costs. . You can see a complete list of all New Model Army discography, or go back to the New Model Army tabs