3 Doors Down

The muscular neo-classic rock of 3 Doors Down sounds even beefier this time out with the riffs coming on stronger and the ballads cutting closer to the bone. The songs sound richer and Johnny K's production brings out the group's rough, organic side. Oh, and yes, that's Bob Seger singing on "Landing In London."

When VH1 gets around to I Feel a Bit Queasy About the Early 2000s, they should save a
moment for 3 Doors Down. The Mississippi group scored a 2000 hit with "Kryptonite," a
neurotic ditty that took a killer guitar hook from the Smiths ("What Difference Does It
Make?") and Superman imagery from the Spin Doctors. It sounded like everything else rock
radio was playing in 2000, except a little catchier than Vertical Horizon. 3 Doors... More >