"Scream Aim Fire" really isn't as bad as everyone seems to keep saying. There are several standout tracks that make the album's purchase well worth it. "Scream Aim Fire," "Eye of the Storm," "Waking the Demon," "End of Days," and "Last to Know." BFMV really changes their musical style with this album. I will agree that with this particular album, BFMV doesn't set themselves apart from the rest, but the talent is still there. It may not be as intricate and flawless as their debut, but it's still worth a listen. Most of the songs are quite catchy and you may find youself singing along. I do HIGHLY recommend BFMV's debut album, "The Poison." It is, in my opinion, the best album of all time. Certainly if you're reviewing "Scream Aim Fire" you've heard the debut album, but if not... Buy it. Or download it.