Track Listing

1. The Ripper
2. Pretty Handsome Awkward
3. The Bird And The Worm
4. Earthquake
5. Hospital
6. Paralyzed
7. With Me Tonight
8. Wake The Dead
9. Find A Way
10. Liar Liar [Burn In Hell]
11. Smother Me

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #6212 in Music
• Released on: 2007-05-22
• Number of discs: 1
• Format: Explicit Lyrics

Album Description
On "Lies For The Liars", the third studio album from The Used, one of rock's most fearless and incendiary bands ratchets up the heavy factor. "The Bird And The Worm" is the first track to radio and video.

Customer Reviews

Strong Third Album from The Used
I've been a fan of The Used since I stumbled across "A Box of Sharp Objects" from their debut album several years ago. Something about the way the band meshes both light and heavy melodies together with thought-provoking lyrics intrigued me. And while this concotion worked for some of the tracks on the debut, it didn't work for all of them.

However, the band has made significant progress with their third studio album, "Lies for the Liars". The use of orchestra instruments and sound effects make more tracks more interesting, giving the disc a sound that is more refined than its predecessors.

For anyone who enjoys rock music of any kind, I suggest this album. I also suggest giving both previous albums ("The Used" [self titled] and "In Love and Death") a listen. The band has changed its image and its sound from album to album, but they're still both worth the listen.

1. The Ripper 5/5
2. Pretty Handsome Awkward 5/5
3. The Bird And The Worm 5/5
4. Earthquake 3/5
5. Hospital 3/5
6. Paralyzed 4/5
7. With Me Tonight 4/5
8. Wake The Dead 5/5
9. Find A Way 4/5
10. Liar Liar [Burn In H*ll] 3/5
11. Smother Me 3/5

Overall Grade: 4/5

Remember When...
Remember when The Used straight up rawked? Yeah, me too. Their first CD was so raw and had such a great balance of Bert's singing/screaming. I was always amazed how in the same line he could go from melodic singing to screaming and then back to the melodic singing in the same breath, while at the same time staying catchy. He doesn't seem to do that anymore. This CD feels like he is trying to rip-off MCR's sound, but failing. Maybe they will come back and rawk, but for now, I will stick to 30 Seconds To Mars and MCR for my fill of catchy, hard rock.

Trash for the useless
Maybe my jeans arent tight enough. Maybe its the fact that I like women. Whatever it is, this cd just isnt for me. If you wear tight pants and are under the age of 14, and are under 100 pounds, you'll LOVE this record.