SOiL-Scars-2001-NHH_INT

Artist     : SOiL
Album      : Scars
Bitrate    : VBR 144 Average KB/s (High Quality 44.1 Joint Stereo)
Source     : CD (LP)
Label      : J-Records
Year       : 2001
Genre      : Metal
Ripper     : NHH
Rip Date   : 2009-11-29
Store Date : 2001-09-11
Rip Tool   : EAC 0.99 prebeta 5 (Secure Mode)
Encoder    : Lame 3.97 -V2 --vbr-new
Size       : 44.99 megs
Catalog #  : 20022
Supplier   : NHH
NFO        : YES [X] NO [ ]
SFV        : YES [X] NO [ ]
M3U        : YES [X] NO [ ]
JPG        : YES [X] NO [ ]
URL: http://allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg&sql=10:hcfixql0ldae

Total Tracks : 13
1)  Breaking Me Down                                              2:34
2)  Halo                                                          3:17
3)  Need to Feel                                                  3:40
4)  Wide Open                                                     3:35
5)  Understanding Me                                              2:57
6)  My Own                                                        3:43
7)  Unreal                                                        3:16
8)  Inside                                                        3:17
9)  Two Skins                                                     2:58
10) The One                                                       2:49
11) New Faith                                                     3:15
12) Why                                                           2:59
13) Black 7                                                       4:56

43:16

Soil relies on heavy riffs and catchy choruses to hook listeners in with
their album, Scars. Scars is a straight-up rock & roll album, albeit
with a modern twist that will make older listeners reminisce of rock
from their youth, yet still has enough raw energy to keep younger fans
entertained. Soil, who has found stability with J Records and this
release, is bound to break through rock's glass ceiling. Songs such as
"Breaking Me Down" and "Halo" have evident commercial appeal, yet have a
coarse grittiness that is refreshing compared to many well-oiled
industry singles. Vocalist Ryan McCombs has rock star quality oozing
from his every pore, and listening to his boisterous bellows, one can
easily envision him alongside such icons as Axl Rose and James Hetfield.
Soil surely has a stable future ahead of them, as Scars is an album that
embraces the rambunctious spirit of rock & roll and allows it to
overwhelm the listener. Soil may not appeal to those looking for the
latest in hip-hop/metal, but for those wishing a band would come along
who could induce the feelings that Appetite for Destruction or
Metallica's Black album once did, Scars is for you.

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