Scratching at the Surface

Scratching at the Surface

Track Listings

1. Make Your Way

2. Under My Skin

3. Someone

4. One Simple Fall

5. Live Life Love Breed

6. Scratching at the Surface

7. Won't Come Close

8. Siren

9. Into the Fray

10. All Too Real

11. It Makes Me...Me

12. Pleasure in the Pain

13. Too Much

Editorial Reviews
Product Description
Inventive progressive metal act best described as King's X meets Nine Inch Nails. 13 tracks with lyrics included in the sleevenotes. Inside Out. 2003.

Tracks:

Make Your Way
Under My Skin
Someone
One Simple Fall
Live Life Love Breed
Scratching at the Surface
Won't Come Close
Siren
Into the Fray
All Too Real
It Makes Me...Me
Pleasure in the Pain
Too Much

Album Description

Inventive progressive metal act best described as King's X meets Nine Inch Nails. 13 tracks with lyrics included in the sleevenotes. Inside Out. 2003.

Customer Reviews:

9 stars !!! Totally Bizarre, different, great, original.......2004-01-20

This is a simple review. I love all forms of music, but these guys are simply too original. I tend to stear mostly towards more progressive titles, but these guys simply rock. No noise, simply unconventional writing and playing that never ceases to captivate. I don't even know how to classify it.... progressive rock-metal-jazz-fusion-grunge-progressive-new wave-techno-acoustic....

Listen to All Too Real, then you'll get it

No soloes from this downright awesome guitar player!!!.......2003-07-29

Lets face it a guy that can play like this will have guys like me who love great songs with awesome soloes dying to buy their next release the day it comes out. Man, was I freaked at no soloes on the cd!!!!! The songs are actually really good but not sure I like them as much as Human Condition. I can only hope this guy puts out a solo cd with 100 guitar soloes! Shaun is a Chris Poland, Marty Friedman, Nuno, Vai type player!!!!!!!!

Nothing like it........2003-06-02

If you want to label Event's style, you can say they're a cross between King's X, Faith No More, and Nine Inch Nails. After listening to they're newest album, you'll agree that they belong in they're own genre. Shaun Michaud's guitar playing has the perfect blend of feeling and technique. Unlike other bands that depend on one or two songs to carry an album, Event has recorded a masterpiece in which every track is worth listening to over and over.

WOW!.......2003-04-24

The gang really pulled it off big this time. I'm not sure you can call this stuff 'progressive' - the earlier releases from Event would easily be categorized as such - but this album is a collection of some of the most stomping grooves I've ever heard. Much less esoteric than their previous stuff, it should be easily digested by anyone that loves great rock. Shawn Michaud has already proven that he can rip on guitar and produce sound dynamically, but he's now shown that he's a soulful songwriter that isn't hindered by the itch to show off his chops.

Tool meets King's X meets Faith No More - these guys are helping to bring melody back to hard rock. Don't miss out!

Scratching At The Surface
Average customer rating:
Scratching At The Surface
Event
Manufacturer: Inside Out
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD
ASIN: B000LWXBGC

Average customer rating:
Scratching at the Surface

Manufacturer: B.M.J. Recordings
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD
ASIN: B0002I5PRS

Product Description

Track Listing: 1. Pressure Point 2. F**K It 3. Punic 4. C*NT 5. Dehumanized 6. Angst 7. Society's Child 8. That What doesn't Kill Me... 9. Break 10. World Don't Care

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