In a Coma: 1995-2005 [Import]

Product Description
Canadian Rock Iconoclast Matthew Good Releases the Best of Collection "in a Coma: 1995-2005".

In a Coma: 1995-2005,Matthew Good,Universal Int'l,Pop,Post-Grunge,Rock,Rock/Pop

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In a Coma: 1995-2005 [Import]

Average customer rating: Great sundoggem Great Album - why pay more? AMAZING! rejoyce

In a Coma: 1995-2005 (Deluxe Edition 2 CDs+DVD) Matthew Good Manufacturer: Umvd Import ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Rock | Styles | Music Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music Post Grunge | American Alternative | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music Rock | Imports | Stores | Music Similar Items: Avalanche The Audio of Being White Light Rock & Roll Review Beautiful Midnight Underdogs ASIN: B000B5S8BC Release Date: 2005-09-26

Tracks:

1. Oh Be Joyful
2. Big City Life
3. Alert Status Red
4. Weapon
5. In A World Called Catastrophe
6. Hello Time Bomb
7. Load Me Up
8. Strange Days
9. The Future Is X-Rated
10. Everything Is Automatic
11. Rico
12. Apparitions
13. Indestructible
14. Symbolistic White Walls
15. Haven't Slept In Years
16. Alabama Motel Room
17. Pony Boy

Tracks:

1. Truffle Pigs
2. Tripoli
3. Generation X-wing
4. Apparitions
5. North American For Life
6. Advertising On Police Cars
7. Hello Time Bomb
8. Strange Days
9. Prime Time Deliverance
10. Flashdance II
11. Man From Harold Wood
12. My Life As A Circus Clown
13. Intermezzo: M.Good V M. Trolley
14. Flight Recorder From Viking 7
15. Life Beyond The Minimun Safe Distance
16. The Fine Art Of Falling Apart
17. Born To Kill
18. Enjoy The Silence
19. Fated

Album Details

Canadian Rock Iconoclast Matthew Good Releases the Best of Collection "in a Coma: 1995-2005". A Deluxe Double CD Version with Bonus Dvd (Featuring all his Videos, as Well as a Making of Feature and Other Bonus Footage).

Customer Reviews:

Great.......2006-02-13

I got this album for Christmas this year, and it was awesome! The only Matt Good music I had been exposed too before this were the songs from Beautiful Midnight and Avalanche. I was delighted to find older songs like Symbolistic White Walls and Haven't Slept In Years and now they are my favourites.

sundoggem.......2005-10-18

There are three types of people who should buy this: those that have been in a coma for the last ten years, those that have been awake but who've never listened to Matt Good, and those constant listeners who love his music. That's just about everyone isn't it? Great compilation for folks like me from south of the border who don't have easy access to Matt's music. Video collection is great along with Loser Anthems and B-sides.

Great Album - why pay more?.......2005-10-14

A great collection of stuff for old and new fans alike. Obviously the music is great but the DVDs are packed with interesting commentaries and a nice short about Rooms.

The only thing you have to ask yourself is "Do I really want to pay $50 for an Amazon import when I can order it directly from the Matt Good store at Maple Music for half the price?"

AMAZING!.......2005-10-03

How rare is it to find an artist who makes every song amazing? Well here he is. I love Matthew Good and In a Coma is an amazing collection of his talent. MY ALL TIME FAVOURITE. If you can get the edition with the DVD, well worth it!

rejoyce.......2005-09-21

this is an excellent collection of Matthew good/MGB tracks. Many of the best songs from each album are included (minus some important ones in my opinon) but the real treat is that "Loser Anthems" and "Lo-fi B-sides" are also included. Those of us who searched the earth for those tracks can now have some peace of mind. I wish some of his really early stuff could of made it on the list. Songs like "Dancing Invisable" "The Ocean" and "The Bombmaker" are awsome tracks from his Pre Matthew Good Band days that would of fit perfectly. "Rooms" is amazing. It really shows how Matt has the talent to write a beautiful song then change it up and still have a beautiful song. The acoustic version of "Strange days" steals the show for me. I really enjoy the music video DVD. I think that MGB had some of the coolest most imaginitive videos to date. Seeing "Stange days" on T.V got me hooked on them. Plus it's cool to hear Matt's comentary. All in all, if you're a Matthew Good fan you can't lose. I think he put this all together as a gift to us, the fans. The only thing that's sad is that such a talent is greatly unknown and that more people don't know his work.

Average customer rating: Matthew Good: In A Coma: 1995-2005 (EMI)

In a Coma: 1995-2005 Matthew Good Manufacturer: Umvd Import ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Rock | Styles | Music Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music Post Grunge | American Alternative | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music Rock | Imports | Stores | Music Similar Items: The Audio of Being Underdogs Eyes Open FutureSex / LoveSounds ASIN: B000B5S8B2 Release Date: 2005-09-26

Tracks:

1. Oh Be Joyful
2. Big City Life
3. Alert Status Red
4. Weapon
5. In A World Called Catastrophe
6. Hello Time Bomb
7. Load Me Up
8. Strange Days
9. The Future Is X-Rated
10. Everything Is Automatic
11. Rico
12. Apparitions
13. Indestructible
14. Symbolistic White Walls
15. Haven't Slept In Years
16. Alabama Motel Room
17. Pony Boy

Album Details

Canadian Rock Iconoclast Matthew Good Releases the Best of Collection "in a Coma: 1995-2005".

Customer Reviews:

Matthew Good: In A Coma: 1995-2005 (EMI).......2005-10-16

It's sad to know that a man as opinionated and educated as this one would be creating a ten-year retrospective for his work, especially since i feel like I am the only man who has noticed that Matthew Good's only album in America was Beautiful Midnight. In fact, I keep on worrying every time I get the chance what happened to Matthew Good with the American releases. Every other album was released in Canada, and it turns out America doesn't get to participate and listen in on his interviews and questions about choosing between a mansion and Social Distortion.
Now, In A Coma was released with all of his latest and greatest tunes and videos (sold separately), even the limited edition where they release his further imports like Loser Anthems. To tell you the truth, I wondered what made him do that, because if I understand the likes of the socially active and dignified, some of them feel they don't need to release a greatest hits album. The albums were greatest Hits album. But the Greatest Hits album contains all his geatest hits from The Future Is X-Rated (the song in which when everyone thinks of x-rated, they think of sex and nothing more), Alert Status Red ("In the wilderness, where the place you find freedom is in the dictionary under 'F'"), In A World Called Catastrophe (a well-expressed tune with 9-volume guitars sounding from the perspective of the cynical looking at the apocalypse from all over), to "Weapon" ("Here by my side, an angel/here by my side, the Devil") and also where his two newest singles are placed ("Oh Be Joyful", "Big City Life").
It also seems as if he took his best songs and the ones we hadn't heard much of and played acostic versions The disc is better known as ROOMS. To tell you the truth, "Hello Time Bomb" had energy and brains, so I can't really picture it being played with an acoustic guitar. Now that I listen to it in acoustic, it sounds kind of...eh. Melancholy and out of energy to spare. I also can't picture "Strange Days" being played any other way, BUT acoustic as it was originally. "Truffle Pigs" sounds as if it wasmade for acoustic because it fit the mood. Notice that whenever the music ia acoustic, that means not that he will not use samples for the music. Apparentlu, none of this was really live. So it seems the music is packed with the best and the unforgetable.
My one question is of why "Giant" wasn't put there. It would have been a wonderful add to the album, no matter if the album seems like a shot at the major label while they were on Atlantic Records. That would have been a wonderful statement to make on a greatest hits, but then again the statement would have shown his contradiction because he released a retrospective. Oh well. The listen was fun while it lasted, I believe. And so was the meet of a human called Matthew Good and his band. Odds are after ten years, he may come back for more music. Rightnow, settle for as much wisdom as you can get out of the CD. And you can say, "Godspeed, my brother. Thanks for your attempt to change music and the world."
Rating: 7.5/10

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