The Beauty of Letting Go

1. Be a Man

2. Touch the Sky

3. Cold Night

4. Get Out Alive

5. Speak Now

6. Ride

7. Paranoid

8. Leaving Song

9. Who Cares

10. Love Hate

11. Out to Sea

12. I'm Happy

The Beauty of Letting Go,Socialburn,Irock Entertainment,Alternative Metal,Pop,Post-Grunge,Rock,Rock/Pop

The Beauty of Letting Go

Average customer rating:

Awesome Talent

The Beauty of Letting Go
Green River Ordinance
Manufacturer: Trivate Entertainment
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

General | Pop | Styles | Music
ASIN: B000I5YG8O
Release Date: 2005-10-01

Tracks:

Breath of Life
Piece it Together
Re-Run
Waiting for A Sign
Everything You Are
Secrets and Lies
Pick Me Up
Speak Through Me
Stay
Catch Me On Your Way Back Down

Product Description

A raucous blend of acoustic-driven power-pop rock that, while changing often in tempo and timbre, never sounds anything less than pristine, dynamic, smart, and uniquely Green River Ordinance.

Customer Reviews:

Awesome Talent.......2007-01-15

I have heard this band live and own this CD and think they are the most talented group of musicians I have seen in a long time. Strongly recommend and see them in person if in your area - worth the drive from any distance.I have heard this band live several times and also own this CD and think they are the most talented group of musicians I have seen in a long time. Strongly recommend and suggest you see them in person if in your area: worth the drive from any distance. Do not let their age throw you - though young these guys perform extremely well and bring youthful energy to a well-seasoned sound.

Average customer rating:

Simply Simple.
Keep your an eye on these guys!
Solid Rock Album
Its ok
A little less original

The Beauty of Letting Go
Socialburn
Manufacturer: Irock Entertainment
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

General | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music

Post Grunge | American Alternative | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music

General | Rock | Styles | Music

Alternative Metal | Hard Rock & Metal | Styles | Music

Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music
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ASIN: B000BITTLW
Release Date: 2005-10-25

Tracks:

Be a Man
Touch the Sky
Cold Night
Get Out Alive
Speak Now
Ride
Paranoid
Leaving Song
Who Cares
Love Hate
Out to Sea
I'm Happy

Customer Reviews:

Simply Simple........2006-05-18

Socialburn are quite the paradox. Here they are, on their second album, "The Beauty Of Letting Go," an album soaked with songs that sound so radio-friendly it's scary. A band who showed this ability on their first album, and got dropped by a drowning record label. They've shown twice that they can fit in, but have hardly had a chance. Sure, you may vaguely remember "Everyone" and "Down" from 2003, but Socialburn still remain virtually unknown. With "The Beauty Of Letting Go," I had hoped Socialburn would break away from the somewhat generic sound of their debut, but I was let down a bit.

If you love the style, then Socialburn's latest is for you. However, I think they can do better. There are noteworthy moments on "The Beauty Of Letting Go," such as the dark opening track "Be A Man" and the extremely catchy "Touch The Sky" and "Get Out Alive." That being said though, there is hardly any variety. Not only do Socialburn repeat themselves, but they are repeating other artists' work as well. Take "Cold Night." Honestly, this would be a great song -- if I couldn't think of four songs right off the top of my head that sound virtually the same (you'll know what I mean when you hear it). The album loses it's steam very quickly and I find it hard to make it the whole way through. The only songs that really stick out each listen, aside from the ones mentioned would be "The Leaving Song" and "I'm Happy."

For a band that got dropped by a record label and are now on an indie, you would think they would want to stretch out a bit creatively. Such is not the case with "The Beauty Of Letting Go." Honestly, it's just more of the same. I can recommend this album to those who like the modern-rock nu-grunge style bands, but if you want something a little more special, I can't. By the way, if you happen to see them live, beware of the creepy mullet-hawk wearing bass player. The dude needs some clothes that fit him properly, so if you can donate, I believe there is an address somewhere within the liner notes of the album.

Keep your an eye on these guys!.......2006-03-24

This album is the kind you pop in while driving to rock out to! I became a loyal fan when I heard SocialBurn back in 2003 when they dropped, "Where you are". This newest cd, "The Beauty of Letting Go" impressed me even more. I love the way Nail Alday's (lead singer) voice has improved on this album. I love the deepness he has in his voice and lyrics. The track "Get Out Alive" is a song I listen to when I want to escape and indulge in music! I love this band! SocialBurn should be respected by all because of this latest album. If you don't know of them yet, you soon will.

Solid Rock Album.......2006-01-23

"The Beauty of Letting Go" is the follow up to Socialburn's previous label release, "Where You Are." Since that previous record, Socialburn has taken a noticeable step forward, improving upon their already great sound. On a whole, the tracks tend to be a bit more upbeat and the hooks that the band prides themselves on have gotten even better.

Socialburn's sound is unique for current rock bands and takes you back to the grunge days of the early 90's. Lead singer Nail Alday has one of those atpyical, gravelly voices that will remind you at times of other great frontmen like Gavin Rossdale, Eddie Vedder, Raine Maida and Chris Cornell.

If you were a fan of early 90's rock/alternative or are a rock fan in general, you will not be dissappointed if you add this album to your collection. If you want to try a sample, I'd suggest downloading "Be A Man" or "Cold Night" from iTunes or Napster. After trying those tracks out, you'll be ready to buy the album.

And for any parents who are previewing this album for their kids, the lyrics are mature but completely kid safe.

Its ok.......2006-01-08

Takes some getting used to. Pretty decent songs though. THe lead singer kinda sounds like Gavin Rossdale from Bush/Institute

A little less original.......2005-11-26

I was a fan of the first record 'Where you are' and eagerly awaited the new release. I've started listening to it and its pretty good but a bit less original and interesting than 'Where you are' It seems that getting dropped from a record label made a big impression on socialburn and they've glossed up their songs with with a lot of sing-sing pop-punk anthem choruses to increase the marketability of the record. A lot of the originality of the first record is gone replaced with all to familiar whiney choruses ala blink182. Still some of the tracks remain true to the orginal Socialburn sound and I really hope the record does well for them. Maybe if this record does well it will give them some breathing room to write less obviously commercially directed songs.

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