The Long Road
by Nickelback

The Long Road by Nickelback
Year: 2003
Overall rank: 19,506th   Overall chart history
Average Rating: 
36/100 (from 104 votes)
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Accolades:
Award Top albums of 2003 (360th)
Award Top albums of of the 2000s (3,537th)
Award Best albums of all time (19,506th)

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Nickelback bestography

The Long Road is ranked 5th best out of 11 albums by Nickelback on BestEverAlbums.com.

The best album by Nickelback is All The Right Reasons which is ranked number 8063 in the list of all-time albums with a total rank score of 157.

Nickelback album bestography « Higher ranked (18,506th)
Dark Horse
This album (19,506th)
The Long Road
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The Long Road

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Overall rank: 19,506th | 2000s rank: 3,537th | 2003 rank: 360th  Overall chart history
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From benpaco 07/07/2014 19:27 in Ten Worst Albums of All Time
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From 05/25/2012 02:10 | #42972
Not good. But not the worst ever either. Limp Bizkit? Creed? ICP? All much worse than Nickleback. Nickleback is cliche and simplistic. Could be worse. (Edited)
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From 05/15/2012 19:13 | #42399
I know it's very fashionable to hate Nickelback.... and I hate them, too, but are they really, honestly, objectively that much worse than some bands you like? (Edited)
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From 01/28/2012 22:11 | #36080
Nowhere near as bad as some music snobs will have you believe...but I prefer not listening to it. (Edited)
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From 04/01/2012 10:42 | #39284
Simply put, the world would be a better place if this band never existed. (Edited)
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From 05/16/2016 16:04 | #166179
Silver Side Up was such a success that Nickelback made it again and called it The Long Road. Little did we know they would do this again for two more albums.

All vary in their own Nickelback way in successes and failures. This was a decent re-hash if you like the band already,

One truly stand out track in Should've Listened. A really good break up song.

Figured You Out is as clever as Nickelback gets in its never ending set of trashy sex songs.

Someday is literally How You Remind Me. Like, literally. Some dude on the interweb proved it by playing them simultaneously.

Flat on the Floor punches well enough to be interesting and short.

The rest of this is garbage. See You At The Show is the most cliché rock song I think ever made. So. Friggin. Bad.

Silver Side Up is decent because it's Nickelback doing their sound before they knew it would be so popular. All the Right Reasons to follow refines that sound and does it best.

Everything else from Nickelback LP wise is trash. Each album MIGHT have a song or two worth keeping around. Dark Horse certainly doesn't.
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