too many cliches in the ocean Papa Roach is trying to swim across, and the band can't seem to cope with their identity." Stephen Thomas Erlewine of Allmusic observes that the album has "a dire determination to its purported good times, it's riffs grinding instead of greasy, its rhythms clenched where they should be loose. While Papa Roach is a long long way from the depths of Hinder — that decade of work does give the band a professional snap, plus it never quite seems that Jacoby Shaddix's heart is into slagging that 'Hollywood Whore' he berates on the album's first single — they miss the whole point of this kind of rock & roll raunch: it should be more fun to listen to than it is to take out on the road." Sales The album landed at #8 in the Billboard 200, selling 44,000 copies in its first week. Despite its strong debut on the chart, Metamorphosis quickly slid out of the top 20 and charted at #35 in its second week. However, in Canada things were different. The album charted #15 in its first week and charted #1 in its second week. Track listing UK Edition Japan Edition Japan Bonus DVD Personnel Papa Roach Jacoby Shaddix - lead vocals Jerry Horton - guitar, backing vocals Tobin Esperance - bass, backing vocals Tony Palermo - drums Additional musicians Guitar solo on "Into the Light" by Mick Mars Organ on "Nights of Love" by James Michael Production Produced by Jay Baumgardner Co-Produced by James Michael Additional Production by Marti Frederiksen Additional Production by Mitch Allan Audio mixing by Mike Shipley at the Animal House Audio mastering by Ted Jensen at Sterling Sound NYC Audio engineering by Casey Lewis Assistant engineering by Dave Colvin Additional engineering on "I Almost Told You That I Loved You", "Live This Down", "State of Emergency", "Lifeline", "Nights of Love", "Into the Light" "Change or Die" by James Michael Charts Weekly charts Year-end charts References Papa Roach albums 2009 albums Albums produced by Jay Baumgardner Glam metal albums