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What Exactly Was He Going For?. Many musicians use a solo career to explore ideas and messages that just wouldn't be the same interpreted by a mainstream band. Year of the Tiger by Myles Kennedy is a bluesy venture into Myles finding closure over his father's death. 12 Bar Blues by Scott Weiland explores his severe battle with drug addiction while also delving into, and expanding upon, the avante garde art rock that inspired him. Black Labyrinth by Jonathan Davis is a gothic tale criticizing organized religion, finally finding freedom after years of being shelved. So what is CMFT? Well,nothing really. The only interesting way to observe this album is if you consider CMFT to be the answer to what Corey Taylor singing in Velvet Revolver would have sounded like. As far as "unexplored ideas" overall this sounds just like Stone Sour with more classic rock. Ironically the most unique song on the album is the title track. Which ultimately could have been a Limp Bizkit song! And I don't say that as hyperbole. This genuinely reminds me of Fred Durst, and I doubt Corey has the self awareness to see the irony of this song's lyrics. Corey Taylor is talented but this album is awful.

What Rock Needed. This album has something for every generation of rock fan. If you’re coming here looking for Slipknot part 2, then you should just turn around. Corey shows how wide his talents span. From Thin Lizzy, T Rex, Rage Against The Machine, to even touches of Van Halen and Charlie Daniels you’re probably too picky for your own good if you can’t find at least one song (but most likely many) that knock your socks off & stay stuck in your head! Bravo Mr. Taylor

🦋. MARIAH

But, but.... But what does Corey Taylor think? It’s just more garbage from a guy that thinks the world of himself. No identity in his solo music.

A little variety never hurt nobody. I think this album’s great. Corey’s a versatile musician and as much as I’m used to his harder sound I appreciate him making an album that’s true to him. Loving the album so far!

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