Goo Goo Dolls - Magnetic - May 7th

It cuts the start of Slow it Down off I've noticed too. I deleted the copy I had and updated my iPhone and iPod with this one only to read about the watermarks and then download my old one again haha. I'll just stick with the my original one, it's fine.

Awesome album by the way.

I'll just deal with the watermarks for now. Will only be a day or so anyway. Really impressed by this album.

Think the start if rebel beat seems to be cut off a bit too.

Yeah me too, every song is really good. Favourites so far for me are Slow it Down, Caught in the Storm, Last Hot Night and Keep the Car Running. I love it all though.

And to think, 3 of those 4, were co-written with our buddy John Shanks But really, they were. Best since Gutterflower to me.

Absolutely lovin this album!! Not a bad song on it IMO.

Slow it down is just... Wow.

Thats the proper version on newalbumreleases now. No watermarks... so far lol

I know people don't like comparsion but I'm listening to the album and its WAY better than What About Now! Caugh in the storm and slow it down are really awesome!

Every album I've bought this year, which has only been like 3 other than WAN, although it'll be 4 with Magnetic, has been lightyears better than WAN. It's rather depressing...

Not a huge fan of the album's sound at all so far. Way too upbeat. I dig the last two tracks, though... maybe it'll grow on me.

Wow. I'm definitely in the minority. Been a fan since 1995, and have loved every album upon 1st listen. Listened to this straight through on the way to work this morning and I was bored. I felt like I've heard every track before on a previous release, but done better. Caught In The Storm isn't bad, but other than that, I don't currently see the need to add any specific song to my GGD playlist, and that is a MAJOR bummer for me. Next to Bon Jovi, I've seen no other group as many times as them (25+ times). Johnny can do upbeat well (Hate This Place, Falling Down, Dizzy, Slide), but where he shines as a singer and songwriter are his moody, haunting songs. This record lacks that. I would definitely rank this below Dizzy, SSCW, ABNG, Let Love In, Gutterflower and Something For The Rest Of Us. Granted, it's only been 1 full listen, but I fell in love with their other records immediately. Just not feeling it with this one.