The HorrorPops truly outdid themselves with this album. I can't even review it properly unless I do it song by song:

Freaks In Uniforms: 10/10, Sweet song, it somehow captures the energy of the band and just transforms it into this.. anthem.

Hit 'N Run: 6/10, Hit 'N Run is one of the more melodic songs on the record, which is cool, but if I were seeing them in concert, I'd rather them play the more peppy songs.. the moshables.

Bring It On: 7/10, A pretty good song. It isn't one of the strongest songs lyrically but it sure has enthusiasm.

It's Been So Long: 10/10, One of the best songs on this record. I love the vocals, love the bass, love the guitar.. I love everything about this song.

Undefeated: 5/10, This is probably the weakest song on the album in my opinion. I.. can't even describe it.

You Vs. Me: 9/10, LOVE IT. The lyrics become "slightly" repetitive after awhile, but melodically, it's all that.

Crawl Straight Home: 10/10, It reminds me of the DARE program from when I was a kid.. I love to reminisce on the days of carefree.. ness.

Trapped: 10/10, The story of my life.. love it.

Walk Like A Zombie: 10/10, Either this or SOB is my favorite song on the album. It's just pure genious.. and they were probably drunk when they wrote these songs! Think of what they could do when they're sober.

Where You Can't Follow: 9/10, Really good song. I wouldn't have chosen it as a single, but what's done is done. Caught In A Blonde: 8/10, Is it just me, or does the title sound dirty?

S.O.B: 10/10, Best melody on the album.. it reminds me of rock'n roll songs of the 50's and 60's for some reason. Patricia's voice is flawless in the song which makes it even more special.

Who's Leading You Now: 10/10, A very good way to end the album. If you haven't already bought it, I suggest you do because this album has changed my life completely. I couldn't picture a HorrorPop-less world.. especially since I keep catching my grandmother humming their songs all the time.. that's just priceless(BUT THE ALBUM ISN'T.. don't download, buy and support the artist.. if you don't, I will track you down and.. then I'll figure something out!) P.S BE AFRAID.. BE VERY AFRAID.

This album has a great selection of AFI songs. It was the second AFI cd I bought and it really motivated me to buy the rest of AFIs cds because this has songs from cds when AFI was at their best. It also has the really rare AFI tracks that you normally can't find so you don't have to download(if I find out anybody who's reading this DOWNLOADS AFI's music, I will find them and hit them in the head with.. A NEWSPAPER!).

Wow. This album is WONDERFUL! Ever since I got it I couldn't stop listening to it. The first time I listened to it, I was really surprised that the album wasn't composed mostly of Tiger Army's general loud, crank it up to the max psychobilly. Instead, it was very melodic, which surprised me because before the album was recorded, Fred Hell got shot in the arm 4 times. I would've thought that that experience would bring more anger to their sound, but instead it brought a wonderful new sound to Tiger Army. Good Job with this one guys<3.

I love this album so much. Each and every song delivers this energy that makes you wanna pogo-dance(I know I've said this when I reviewed their first album but its true!)!! AFI was and continues to be one of the most talented bands EVER. Props to AFI!<3

I really liked this album. Although most of the songs aren't distingushable from each other I really enjoyed the songs that were used for music videos.