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Great Album!

Reviewed by Shigetoshi Smith, 2006-04-01

While the voice, at some points, is a little bit abrasive and annoying, the musical talent exhibited by these youths is certainly evident. I must disagree that the lyrics are "juvenille"; just because a 12-year-old refuses to conform to the norms of love songs does not mean his words lack complexity or wit. Each song on the album is catchy and has a cool riff, and Newsted is a great addition on the bass. I must add that each song is in a different key, possibly in the style of Bach's Well-Tempered Clavier. Thus, the album has great replay value, due to the non-tedious nature of the keys.

I heart the Moss Bros, and sincerely hope they get back together soon. I wonder how Reuben is doing. He must be in his junior year of high school by now? Wow, crazy how this generation grows up so fast!

Good playing

Reviewed by Maye Moreno, 2005-07-10

Good playing by this youngsters, a Metallica protegé band. They are technically superior to many grown up bands out there. Give them a listen, chances are, you might not be dissappointed.

Strictly amateur

Reviewed by Anonymous, 2002-09-17

This is some of the most pantywaisted music I've ever heard. I'm sure there's a big future for these losers at McDonald's when they finish high school. Don't even think about wasting your money on this tripe.

Wait Just Wait.

Reviewed by A Music Fan, 2001-08-03

While the lyrics are incredibly juvenile, even for a twelve year old and a fifteen year old, and the lead singers voice does make you cringe a little, The Moss Brothers don't act their ages in the instrument department. (In a good way.) The guitar play is quite impressive for twelve, even if the vocals aren't and I gurantee in three or four years, when the kid goes through puberty, and they step up the songwriting, they'll be a group to look out for.

Moss Brothers

Reviewed by Anonymous, 2001-07-25

This is great! These kids are incredibly talented and I can't wait to hear how their sound progresses as they age. I think it's horrible that people are saying they aren't good musicians because I am completely willing to admit that they have more musical talent at 12 and 15 than I have ever and will ever have. Keep it up boys!