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March 10, 2006
GO CHUCK YOURSELF
Sum 41 live disc pretty chucking dullBy DARRYL STERDAN -- Winnipeg Sun
Sum 41 Go Chuck Yourself (Aquarius) Yesterday's rebel is today's conformist. Case in point: Go Chuck Yourself, the predictable live album from Sum 41. Sure, these guys like to come off as snot-punks -- but they sure play it safe on this 66-minute set taped last year in London, Ont. You get the set list dominated by newer material like Hell Song, My Direction and No Reason -- along with a couple of earlier tunes like Fat Lip and the metallic Grab the Devil for the "old-school" fans. You get the usual audience-participation bits, expletive-laced 'Hello Cleveland' between-song banter and mid-set exhortation that "we're just getting started." And thanks to their tour-honed chops, you get sterile, too-perfect performances completely lacking in spontaneity or rough edges. If you were at one of these shows, Go Chuck Yourself might be a fine tour souvenir. If not, it's pretty Chucking dull. Track Listing:
1. Hellsong
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