Soma Holiday Review

artist: greenwheel date: 08/31/2006 category: compact discs
Soma Holiday
Released: Jun 4, 2002
Label: Universal
Genre: Rock
Styles: Hard Rock, Post-Grunge, Emo
Number Of Tracks: 12
A few songs with a different change of pace or tempo would help, but overall it's a step in the right direction.
 Sound: 8.5
 Lyrics: 9
 Impression: 8.5
 Overall rating:
 9.3 
 Reviewer rating:
 8.7 
 Users rating:
 10 
 Votes:
 6 
2 reviewsuser commentsvote for this cd: 
overall: 7.3
Soma Holiday Reviewed by: _godsmack_, on august 31, 2006
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Sound: A great not-so-well-known band. Has more of an alternative rock sound. If your a fan of nice bass parts, the CD is definitely for you. If your looking for a heavy rock band, these guys aren't for you but if you're lookin' for more of an easy listening type rock band these guys are definitely what you need. // 7

Lyrics and Singing: The lyrics are very down to earth, nothing to harsh yet not really save-the-planet type lyrics either. The lead singers voice isnt exactly what you might consider original but has that sort of raspy sound to it so it's still enjoyable to listen to. The lyrics fit the songs ok-ish-ly, I do think some of their songs like 'Strong' and 'Shelter' should have had slightly different lyrics but the songs are still good. // 8

Impression: Greenwheel doesn't have very many albums to compare this one too since they werent that big of a band, but the sound is great. Not my favorite band but they're one of those bands that you listen to when you get tired of listening to Godsmack 20 hours a day, which I'm sure all of you do. Strong, Shelter, and Louder Than Words are my favorite songs off of the album, and I even took the time out to tab Louder than Words so that's gotta mean something. // 7

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overall: 10
Soma Holiday Reviewed by: unregistered, on september 17, 2005
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Sound: The best band that no one is listening to. It's a harder edged Matchbox 20. Even if you don't like Matchbox 20 you will love Greenwheel. These five kids from St. Louis, MO have a great sound that makes anyone enjoy. Go to their website to listen some of their stuff. // 10

Lyrics and Singing: Ryan Jordan has the mystical, magical ability to write one hell of a rock song. The highlight of his songwriting abilities is Dim Halo. It's that kind of song that would bring rock fans and mainstream fans together to rejoice and sing along. // 10

Impression: I think that anyone who reads this should get up out of their chair, get into their car, and go buy it. It's definetly worth it. You will find yourself within two days singing the words to every song and (if your a guitar player) learning every track on the CD. It's a beautiful thing. // 10

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