Dear Diary CD

Thousand Foot Krutch offshoot FM Static returns with the groups first concept album where every lyric is the innermost thought of a soul- searching teenager. Although Dear Diary is a work of fiction, Trevor McNevan says, "the songs reflect thoughts me and my friends all had growing up. And there's a lot of me in the more serious songs toward the end." Includes "Man, Whatcha Doin?", "Take Me As I Am," "Sometimes You Can Forget Who You Are," and more.

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Reviewed by Larry Moore (Lowellville, OH), July 06, 2009

I like the way this CD is put together. Nice to hear a concept CD. But the music is a little young for me

Reviewed by Noe Rincon (Riverside, CA), May 05, 2009

I love the cd. Great music and it came on time. Thank you so much

Reviewed by Alex (California), April 07, 2009

This album is good, it puts things you'd like about the first record but has a stronger message, and this definitely their best record. Its short and I wish there were more songs but I like all the songs on it!!!!! Good job boys!

Reviewed by deaconn spurlock (Sparks, Nevada), April 06, 2009

this is a great cd. take me as i am is my favorite. this is their best work.

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