Audio CD review:
No Use for a Name - Making Friends

No Use for a Name - Making Friends

Band: No Use for a Name Title: Making Friends Rating: Release Date: 26 August, 1997 Media: Audio CD Tracks: 1: Answer Is Still No 2: Invincible 3: Growing Down 4: On the Outside 5: Postcard Would Be Nice 6: Secret 7: Best Regards 8: Revenge 9: Sidewalk 10: 3 Month Weekend 11: Sitting Duck 12: Fields of Athenry

Customer Reviews Making Reviews The CD starts off with two great songs in a row, "Invincible" being my all-time favorite No Use song ever made. This is a pretty average album from a great band. The rest kind of go down-hill. I like "Secret", also, but the rest of the album feels like it was made just to put out an album. It all blends together and sounds like one big, three-chord song. The lyrics are kind of weak and the songs are either too short with too little, or too long and make you get tired of them and change them like old, dirty undies. Three stars for an okay album. Good to get if you're big on No Use, otherwise skip it. And if you're thinking of just getting into them, pick up "Leche Con Carne" or "Don't Miss the Train". No use for a title (Didn't see that coming...) The first 6 songs are excellent, "Invincible" being my favorite No Use song ever written, produced, and published. This is a pretty good CD. After that it kind of gets old. "On the Outside" is another great track. There is a trend in every single No Use album. . . Can you guess? They say "F*ck" once in every CD, they cover one song on every CD, and they have a girl sing on every CD. Well, maybe they don't cover a song on EVERY CD, but almost. "Leche Con Carne" is their best CD by far, but this one still gets a high score. It's not a bad CD. Leche sin carne I would get that album first. This is a good album it has the same feel as Leche con carne but the songs are just a little less memorbale but its still pretty good. Invincible and the answer is still no are awesome to start off the album. . You can see a complete list of all No Use for a Name discography, or go back to the No Use for a Name tabs