Breaking Benjamin - Saturate
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Track List: Saturate
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- Wish I MayDownload & Buy
- MedicateDownload & Buy
- PolyamorousDownload & Buy
- SkinDownload & Buy
- Natural LifeDownload & Buy
- Next To NothingDownload & Buy
- WaterDownload & Buy
- HomeDownload & Buy
- PhaseDownload & Buy
- No GamesDownload & Buy
- SugarcoatDownload & Buy
- Shallow BayDownload & Buy
- Bonus TrackDownload & Buy
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Album Details: Saturate
- Release Date:
- 08/27/2002
- Label:
- Hollywood Records
- UPC:
- 720616235626
User Reviews: Saturate
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One of the best albums of the year...
, December 15, 2002Reviewer: Robin - See all Robin's reviews -
Saturate
, August 24, 2005Reviewer: little_nick15 - See all little_nick15's reviewsPros: The Bands From PA
Cons: none
The CD has a full 13 tracks of kick ass alt metal this is a great cd for anyone who loves metal or alt rock.
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Pro Reviews: Saturate
| EXPERT RATING: From AMG Reviews As an alternative/hard rock band, the defining point of one's career is signing to a major label. With that said, it makes it all the more surprising that just as Lifer had begun to create a buzz on mainstream radio, guitarist Aaron Fink and bassist Mark James Klepaski quit in order to join Breaking Benjamin. Whether they saw something special in this independent band or were just sick of their former band's career decisions is unknown, but Breaking Benjamin went on to sign to Hollywood Records, and Saturate has serious potential to become one of 2002's most successful debuts, as although it is repetitive and generic, it is undeniably addictive. Molding hard rock in the vein of Nickelback with the more aggressive side of Korn, Saturate is accessible and slightly heavier than much music suitable for excessive radio play, yet allows the listener to identify with the themes present on the disc. Breaking Benjamin still follows the formulaic pattern of most every hard rock group since the mid-'90s -- the music is hard to resist. The only noticeable dilemma apparent here is that the album drags once it hits "Next to Nothing" and never quite picks back up. Those who enjoyed Lifer certainly should like the rock offered here, and this album should fit in well with other modern rock releases of the here today/gone tomorrow variety. - Jason D. Taylor, All Music Guide |
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In late 2000, guitarist Aaron Fink and bassist Mark James Klepaski made a surprising and unexpected decision: they left Lifer, an alternative metal band that was signed to Universal and was gaining commercial acceptance. Fink and Klepaski departed Li...Full Breaking Benjamin Biography
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'Polyamorous' caught me by suprise as having an edgy guitar riffs and portraying great vocal talent.
The best song on the album, in my opinion, is 'Home'. It's a rather spooky track, but all-in-all a great song.
This is a foot tapping, head nodding, get into it album. I recommend it for everyone.
They deserve a damn grammy and some recognition. They have way more talent then some of the mainstream rock groups. ...