Papa Roach

What do u think of Jacoby's show 'Scarred'?

love the new album just picked it up and its another great one...you guys rock!

In the current albums, I think that it is a remarkable album most. Such a great, grand rock can ..only really excellent rock band.. be sounded. PAPA ROACH queued up with great bands about many in me. It is very exciting, and is impressed very much. The performance and any are very highest in vocal ..music of a grand scale.. wonderful in .. Big.. sound. Mind, soul, life, and zeal. The all are put in this album. I felt me strong more than before though it was put in the current album. I listen to this album, and am rock highest now. Because I cannot write English, the translated tool is used. Feelings cannot be neatly conveyed, and it is really regrettable.

Sorr but in my opinion your new albun isnt very good . I think new doesnt mean better . So i will continue listening to your old albums because the new will never be my favorite

With every purchase of The Paramour Sessions, there is an exclusive download with it. Both Best Buy and Target have this option, so does anyone know what the exclusive download is? Thanks

I'm looking to find the 1st impressions of The New album, Paramour Sessions? Just this minute finished listening to it for the first time. My Opinion? Musically flawless, but I think people are in for a shock, If you were expecting to find something that you were familiar with, you'll be wrong, It's like nothing I've heard from them. Jacoby's Voice has evolved yet again. I'm very Excited still for seeing seeing them in london, in 3 weeks today!!! F*** Yeah! Over all two thumbs up for the new album. All the hard work has paid off.

One day til the album is out and im crapping pants, this is going to be a sweet ace album...even though ive heard it, but yeah, hopefully a lot more people will like it, "Alive" is a wicked song, wish the others were like that...but oh well, i will have to adapt to this rock...weird stuff...ONE DAY!

No not the best of Marilyn Manson this time... I may not be the most patriotic of people, but I thought that there deserved to have at least one thread in honour of those who lost their lives 5 years ago to this very day. Well... it has been five years... and our world has since changed. We have had Katrina, the invasion of Iraq, the tsunamis, the bombings, the disasters. Yes... the flag-waving, awe-inspiring patriotism that had once sparked within every single American has since diminished. We are in a world more concerned with gas prices instead of the many who have died, and continue to die in memory of September 11th. We are in a world that has since put the memories into the back of their minds, and some have moved on... and those some represent too many that have. Each and every day I have stared at the clock at exactly 9:11 P.M. and sat in silence for one minute in respect for those who lost their lives. Uncool? I am sure. But nevertheless, it is important that we never forget the memory of that dark day... we are the generation that was emerging into it's akward teen years and into a world cast in fear by those who set out to cause it. We were raised in a world of colour-coded charts, with a new colour marking each day a new pain would emerge within our hearts. Sure, perhaps 50 years down the road people may be declaring today "Freedom Day", some holiday in rememberance of those that are barely remembered. And maybe 100 years from now kids will await it as a day to be let out of school, another holiday with a meaning nobody can relate to, something that happened "long ago". Well... that may come to be, but for now, it wasn't too long ago that we witnessed the horrible attacks, and that being true it is our responsibility to honour the day that these attacks occured. So... this September 11th... do not curl into a ball and weep till the day has ended, but do not prance around and forget the unforgettable. Take at least a minute to remember those who have passed on. The firefighters and policemen who had tried their hardest to restore order to a city cast in chaos, who had saved thousands in their darkest hour. Remember a certain flight, and it's passengers who tried to make a final stand. Remember those who had not tried to escape, but aided those who did. Remember those who DID escape, as it is a long and winding road throughout the rest of their lives. And most importantly, take a minute to honour those who had not made it out in time... who were innocent victims of a cruel act that was intended to spread fear, but instead inspired a nation. No death on this day was any less significant to the other, and like those who together died fighting through the chaos and destruction, we must stand together and continue the memories of those no longer with us. We are America, damnit, and I will be damned if those who no longer with us are ever forgotten. We will stand tall, we will stand strong, and despite our differences, we will stand together! Thank you, and God bless America.

I am ardent fan of papa roach, and it is Japanese. I was born in the home of an imperfect function. I also am experiencing drawing with the video of "broken home". When lyrics of "last resort" and "broken home" were read, my life was found there. It was surprised very much, and I was very glad to have thought solitude. Recently, it deeply sympathized also with "take me". Of course, it loves, and it sympathizes with lyrics of other tunes ..music.. deeply. It was influenced from papa roach, and faith no more and social distortion came to love. Jacoby is mike ness for me. Moreover, please come to Japan.

So as we get psyched for the release does anyone want to say anything about the new album?...if you have heard the sneek peek, you will know what it sounds like exactly, promote it to your friends...you know, get these guys out there again...