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Even though for the next few albums I'd say it was just tracks here & there are worth listenng to Zebrahead - Call Your Friends made me glad I stook around. Zebrahead - Broadcast To The World showed that even though Justin was no longer a part of the band and left to start I Hate Kate (later renamed to Darling Thieves) that Zebrahead was still worth keeping an eye on. Matty's bests were Zebrahead - Broadcast To The World and Zebrahead - Call Your Friends (both of which Japan, like with most releases, has bonus tracks for). They changed their style with the change of vocalist with some hits and some misses. As for the Matty era 2006- It's not bad but there are some albums that I feel weren't done as great as they could've been. In my opinion that era never released a track that I felt was bad or sub-par. Personally my favorite era of Zebrahead will always be the 1996-2005 era with Justin on vocals. Now digitally I own everything Zebrahead has ever released from DVD audio-rips, to everything you see on here and then some, as for the physical format, the collection is never complete. (To this day that is probably the most played album in my collection of which there are 4 different colored covers and a japan version which contains 3 extra tracks.) This CD is what started it all for me. That's when I picked up my first Zebrahead CD, Zebrahead - MFZB. For those unaware of this game it contained 3 songs by Zebrahead on it: Rescue Me, Falling Apart and Are You For Real?.Ī couple years later I had dusted off my copy of the game and then remembered said tracks being on it.

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In 2005 a game called Steel Lancer Arena International was released for the PS2 and I picked a copy.

Who ever thought a video game soundtrack would help you discover what your favorite band would be?

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