Silver Side Up (studio album)
by Nickelback

In the Early-2000’s if you were young…you were either on three teams…Team Limp Bizkit, Team Creed or Team Nickelback.

Those that were on Team Nickelback (like me) were on the right side of history…because say what you will about everything the band produced after Silver Side Up…but this album alone was and still is far superior to anything the other two bands made and we all know Nickelback far outclassed Creed and Limp Bizkit in popularity and existence.

Album highlights include: Never Again, How You Remind Me, Too Bad, Just For, Hollywood, Money Bought and Good Times Gone.

From Goliath 07/07/2020 17:51 | #255181

Not my favourite band but this album has its moments and should not be rated so low. Because Nickelback are unsubtle and considered uncool, all their albums get unfairly lambasted. An average rating of 40 for this album is ridiculous.

Their big breakthrough album. Contains some great tracks and doesn't deserve the bad rap it gets from some quarters.

Top tracks: Never Again, Too Bad, How You Remind Me

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From Eastwood 12/15/2016 07:49 | #180197

Very good album. Best 10 songs average is 90,0/100 and the album can get very good 90/100. Best song ist "How you remind me" great, followed by "Neveragain", "Too bad", "Money bought" and "Where di I hide" all very good. All other songs quite good. Favourite!
Genre: Post-Grunge, Hard Rock

Honestly, this is not a bad album for a band who have since become, well, terrible

How You Remind Me was a smash and is a pretty good song. Never Again is one of the best Nickelback songs and one of the few to convey the emotion it intends. Stop hitting his Mom man. Stop hitting Mom's period.

Woke Up This Morning and Too Bad are pretty good. Where Do I Hide is a serviceable ballad.

This is the patented Nicelback sound before they started mailing it in with every conceivable variation of this sound on subsequent albums.

It isn't deeply layered music in musicianship or lyricism but it is catchy hard fun with a tinge of southern trash charm.

This is the Nickelback record to listen to before they became the machine they went on to become.

Here they were just trying to make the big time and kudos to them that their sound made it big instead of changing their sound to what was considered big at the time. That earns them a star for, gasp, originality.

Then they beat that originality with a wooden maul until it was so dead that it left a disgusting taste in the mouth of most of their fans I think.

THIS IS HOW YOU REMIND ME!

From calsper 03/06/2015 16:07 | #136261

Inhale the good shit, exhale the bullshit...And then I died...

From poppmusic 02/15/2015 20:46 | #135065

"Never Again" and "Woke Up this Morning" struck a chord with men who had just been exposed to "Fight Club". We also get "How You Remind Me" here, which is actually impressive in its productive perfection, if not as a song. It drags though, and the follow-up records left Nickelback with the worst legacy of all time.