Detox Review

Released: 2002
Genre: Rock
Tones: Brooding, Earnest, Plaintive, Refined/Mannered, Somber
Styles: Alternative Pop/Rock, Punk-Pop
Number Of Tracks: 11

Sound:	7.3
Lyrics:	7.3
Impression:	8
Overall rating:	8
Reviewer rating:	7.6
Users rating:	8.5
Votes:	2

overall: 9.3

Reviewed by: Oldreich87, on december 22, 2008

Sound: Well, I thought that the sound of "Detox" was pretty good. I started getting into Treble Charger not that long ago and that is why I purchased this CD. They made a very good first impression on me when I first started listening to this album. The vocals and the instruments were really good, however some of the background noises seemed a little pointless but other than that, pretty sick sound! // 8

Lyrics and Singing: The lyrics were pretty good. Yet again not so good with the background stuff but they were pretty impressive. The two songs off this CD with the best lyrics were "Ideal Waste Of Time" and "Don't Believe It All" but out of the two of them, "Don't Believe It All" is by far the best. Overall, I was quite happy with the lyrics and I think that their lead singer has a pretty good voice. // 10

Impression: Well, this is the only album that I have listened to by Treble Charger, so I can't really compare it to any other albums that they have. This was a very good album and ther is really nothing bad to say about it. The most impressive songs were definetely "Ideal Waste Of Time" and "Don't Believe It All". The other songs were good too but those to seemed to stand out more. To wrap it up, I say that Treble Charger rules! // 10

Reviewed by: unregistered, on february 02, 2004

Sound: It's pretty good. Some of the songs don't really sound to great with background noise though. I really enjoyed "Hundred million", "Ideal waste of time" and "Don't believe it all". I'm not really all too sure what kind of music it is but mostly it's soft rock. // 8

Lyrics and Singing: The lyrics are pretty good and well thought out. I really like the lyrics on ideal waste of time. The vocalist has a great voice. But hes not all too great a spazing out on the mic. // 8

Impression: I'd say that "Ideal waste of time" is my overall favourite closely followed by "Don't believe it all". I haven't heard any of their other cds but it's really good. If it was ever stolen, lost, broken, scratched, borrowed I would go and buy it again, and probably one of there other cds too but I spent all my money on cds last week so I'm broke right now. // 10

overall: 4.7

Reviewed by: starbomb13, on june 23, 2004

Sound: The sound is allright - with the light guitars blending with Greig's voice, with a pinch of drums (the drums aren't really the focus point, it's mostly guitars) and some bass. But listening to the album, the sound never sounded really original, it made me think "hey, where have I heard that before?" // 6

Lyrics and Singing: I'm not really impressed with the lyrics - they're not terrible, they're just predictable. In a lot of the songs, he used a lot of the same words (how many times did I hear "way" and "day" in the verses?)Anyway, the lyrics aren't original and have nothing special to them. // 4

Impression: The only reason I bought the album was because of the first track - Hundred Million, but all the other songs from the album don't really sound like that song - they're mostly soft. Treble Charger has that Sum 41 sound (well, Greig is Sum's manager anyways) but Sum's lyrics and style is better. Anyways, I don't recommend the album. // 4

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