Translating the Name [EP] by Saosin (CD, Aug-2003, Death Do Us Part)

I bought this cd because I'm a huge Anthony Green fan, and this was the only cd he made while he was still with Saosin. They no longer make the cd, and I had only had it downloaded, so when I saw a sealed copy I had to buy it. The cd is great, it's only 5 songs but they're all excellent. It includes Seven Years, which is pretty much a Saosin classic. The seller seemed very reputable, and I am overall completely happy with my purchase.

The EP is Awesome(period). However i gave it a good rating because the album is short. Which is expected of EP's, but even the songs themselves are a bit quick. Regardless the music far makes up for any short-comings and then some. I highly recommend it as well as any Saosin Album, or Circa Survive.

i got the cd but it was opened so obviously it was used which is not a problem because it still works so its cool

This was Saosin's first EP, and their only release with Anthony Green on vocals. It is a must-have for any Saosin or Anthony Green/Circa Survive fan

Saosin released two EP's on Death Do Us Part, Both Called Saosin. The difference is in the songs that were released. The only thing I don't like about the album is Anthony Green is near impossible to comprehend. The guitar work, drumming and the whole rest of the set up of the album is great.

The best song on the album, seven years, is a near perfect song that can not be duplicated by Cove. This cd is a must for any Fan of Anthony Green's work.

This is one of my all time favorite CDs. It really doesn't get much better than this. It's got just enough screaming, just enough slow parts, and a drummer that is simply awesome. I love it.