| "TRAPT"-TRAPT |
| Nearly everybody knows Trapt. They sing Headstrong. If you haven't heard Headstrong, get a life. Or click here for dial-up users and here for broadband users. These were taken directly from The Official Trapt Website. So let me just say, they kick more ass than a pissed off donkey driver. With a name like Trapt and a song like 'Headstrong', you'd think these guys were huge heavy metal stars. They're not, they're more like soul/rock mix type. I can't explain it in words. You'd have to hear the CD. The first song, 'Headstrong' has been heard by everyone. It's a pretty good way to start the CD. Hit song, heavy metal, it's actually singing, not screaming. Pretty solid way to start off the album. From there, we go into 'Made of Glass'. This is also a awesome song. That's all I can say about it. Then there's Hollow Man. This is one of they few songs on the CD that is really hard rock. It comes in an okay place, and has some pretty cool lyrics. Track number four is called 'These Walls'. I hate to quote David, but this song is the best song ever recorded. Period. If you can find a better song, I'd love to hear it. You won't. You can't. This song is truly the best song ever. Had I heard the song before I got the CD, I would've have bought the CD spefically for this song. Yesterday I put this CD into the PS2 and played this song 8 times. I love this song. There will never be another song as good as this. Never. Still Frame comes next. This is another rather heavy song. It's pretty good. Then we go into Echo. Also a good a song. But not as good as These Walls. That's followed by 'The Game.' There are alot of songs with that name lately, haven't you noticed that? They could have come up with a different name. It is at this point in the CD that things start to sound the same. 'When All Is Said And Done,' 'Enigma', and 'Stories'. You can't tell them apart unless you're really listening to it. The last song on the track is called 'New Beginning.' They thing that sets this song apart from the others is the fact that it isn't even in the metal genre. It sounds like something you'd hear on The Atari's CD. Not complaining, it's the perfect way to end the album. The other thing that sets this song apart is that it's ten minutes long. The song itself is only 4:15, but it's immediately followed by 5 minutes of, well, nothing. It's just noises and stuff. At first I thought it was a hidden track, listen through of the pointless sounds and there would be another song. But it just goes on like that. Average Rating: 4/5-Pretty Good My Rating: 5/5-Superb |