Curb
by
Nickelback
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studio album
First released:
Sep 1996

Overview Edit

Curb is the first studio album by Canadian hard rock band Nickelback. Originally self-released by the band on May 1, 1996, the album was later reissued by Roadrunner in 2002, with a different album cover. The songs "Where?", "Fly", "Left" and "Window Shopper" had previously been released on the band's first extended play Hesher, and were re-recorded for the album. "Just Four" was later re-recorded and released as "Just For" on the band's third album, Silver Side Up, in 2001. When reissued in 2002, Curb entered the American Billboard 200 albums chart at number 182. "Fly" was released as the only single from the album, in July 1996, for which the band's first promotional music video was also recorded. The album received its first ever certification 14 years after its release date, it was certified Gold in Canada as of March, 2010.

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Release dates:
  • Sep 1996 in Canada
  • Jun 25 2002 in United States

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Alternative Metal, Alternative Rock, Grunge,
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4 stars A great beginning for Nickelback
This album was the band's introduction to the big time and they did not disappoint with their tracks of Pusher, Where? and Sea Groove becoming popular listening songs on radio station and most requested songs in early 2002 when this CD was in fact released. 'Curb' is a unique beginning for Nickelback where the fan/listener first met the integral sound and rythmns of this group. Just For and I Don't Have are also good songs.

Give this album a chance, like me it takes a few goes on the stereo before this album truly blends in with the listener.
Written by Petar Vodogaz "Commissioner"
3 stars Nickelback's First Album Is No Slouch, But Not Their Best
Just after Nickelback released such great albums as "The State" (1999) and "Silver Side Up" (2001), we here in the U.S. finally got a chance to own their first album from 1996, entitled "Curb". You'd think after 5 years, a band who has such a knack for writing fabulous songs would have changed their style a bit. Not in their case...."Curb" still has the same kind of catchy hard-rock grooves that you would hear on their other 2 albums. That really isn't a bad thing though, I mean, more great Nick…
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