Indiana Jones And The Crystal Skull

Good, but way too much CGI, it rivalled "Star Wars: Episode II" by the final twenty minutes.

^ Yes.

Oasis?

I can think of two even worse than you, one posting in this thread, who by comparison pushes you back to borderline.

That MYSPACE page has said this all along...

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THIS IS THE OFFICIAL COMPULSIONS MYSPACE PROFILE

The everyday upkeep of this profile is maintained by the Compulsions' web administrator, however, the band has direct supervision over it just like their website and will eventually see your messages when they have time to catch up. So, please feel free to leave a comment.

THE COMPULSIONS: BEEN THROUGH HELL EP
by Dan Rowe

IT IS TIME FOR THE FRACTURED TRIBE OF ROCK N' ROLL TO UNITE
BEHIND ITS LEADER

Five years ago, the Compulsions sang about what it's like to be a "rat below the busy citizens," on their first masterwork Laughter From Below. Make no mistake: with their newest release, Been Through Hell, that beast remains underfed and is through sitting idly by starving to death. This time, someone's getting their ankle gnawed through. With this outing, the Compulsions have officially chalked up their third flawless disc in a row. If this one doesn't get them the support they deserve, either the people in positions of power within this industry know less about music than is already apparent, or said fact has run the label system into the ground to the point no music industry exists anymore.

The lineup stability newly found on the band's last CD, Demon Love, has for all intents and purposes remained intact, with one doozie of an exception--the reinsertion of current Guns N' Roses drummer Frank Ferrer. Appearing on four of Been Through Hell's six tracks, his consistent presence gives the band a power and confidence they haven't always been afforded. Lead guitarist Brian Gabriel and bassist Joe Merrigan are solid as last time, lending impressive supporting voices to singer/songwriter/founder Rob Carlyle's vision. "