Nickelback Album: “How You Remind Me [CD5 Single]”

I am in love with Nickelback's song "How You Remind Me". I love lots of different types of music, and it is a rare occasion that I can connect with a song.

Well, this is one of those rare songs.

"How You Remind Me" is all over the radio, and it's easy to see why. The song has not only excellent guitar and drums with one heckuva lead singer, but it's vocals make you want to cry out. You can feel the anguish that the lyricist is going through, and it is easily one of the best songs of 2001.

The extra songs on the disc add flavor to it, too.

To hear some of the song, check out the Real Player on the page for "Silver Side Up".

And, Nickelback, if you are reading this review, keep on cranking out songs like this that add meaning and feeling to a world lacking of music of this quality.

God Bless!

Really good single. The accoustic version is great. For people that normally don't listen to bands like this, the single is worth it to buy because the other songs on their Album (Silver Side Up) aren't that great. This song is awesome though!

I am a very big fan of Nickelback, when I got this single I loved the different mix of How You Remind Me, the new song Yanking Out My... and Leader of Men, from their 1st US Album. I highly recomend this CD!!

Nickelback is second only to Insane Clown Posse as the most hated band on the Internet. I'm not even a huge fan of them, but I think this tune and most of their other hits are proof enough that they deserve none of the incredible amount of abuse they endure from Those Who Know Best.

"How You Remind Me" is a dynamic, somewhat heavy pop rock song that's lyrically vague enough for anyone with a broken heart to relate to. It wastes no time doing what it's meant to do and I smile whenever it comes on whatever bland pop station that's being piped into the dentist's office, doctor's waiting room, and many supermarkets and fast food restaurants in my life.

When I first heard this song along with 'Leader Of Men' on the radio it made me want get as many CD's of them as I could. Chad Kroeger really put feeling into this song, and his vocals seem to meld with the guitar to create a wonderful, melodramatic song. One of the best on the radio right now. A definite buy. You won't be dissapointed.