Search - Treble Charger :: Maybe It's Me

One Redeeming Feature

sghost1 | Fredericton, New Brunswick Canada | 06/14/2001

(2 out of 5 stars)

"This album is comprised mostly of forgettable alternative pop. There is, however, one gem to be found on this album. The song entitled, 'Red.' It's a fairly soft song, and quite different from the rest of the album. It's low energy, but very nice in it's simplicity. It has a lead guitar solo which is short, straightforward, but soothing. 'Red' was accompanied by a video that aired on Much Music around the time of the album's release. I don't recommend purchasing the album, but give the song a listen if you have an opportunity."

Ever She Flows...

Chris | Buffalo, NY | 08/15/2003

(4 out of 5 stars)

"Ever since I heard "Friend of Mine" on the radio back in '97, I've been a fan of Treble Charger. The album boasts some wonderfully creative songs in addition to some pretty decent songs. Basically, the album gets a 4 instead of a 3 because of the song "Red" due to the fact that it's such a great song, probably one of the best alternative rock ballads of its era. Overall, the album is interesting and is definitely worth purchasing. If you're a fan of the Modern Rock sound, this is a pretty good album from a pretty good Canadian band."

Awesome

Motor Control | Ontario, Canada | 02/13/2005

(5 out of 5 stars)

"1. 4/5 Friend Of Mine: Nice guitar and prechorus.

2. 3/5 How She Died: Nice verse rhytm.

3. 5/5 Stupid Thing To Say: Beatles influence. Catchy chorus.

4. 4/5 Kareen: Good prechorus and tuning.

5. 4/5 Red: I think only the chorus is good.

6. 4/5 Fade: Flowing pop-rock song, last verse is great.

7. 3/5 Ever She Flows: Instrumental is nice kind of sombre.

8. 2/5 Forever Knowing: Okay, nice guitar after chorus.

9. 3/5 Mercury Smile: Darker heavy-ish song, last verse is catchy.

10. 5/5 Christ Is On The Lawn: Nice instrumental. Sounds like Shakira's "Underneath Your Clothes".

11. 5/5 Scatterbrain: Catchy horns and trumpets especially during the bridge.

12. 5/5 Takes Me Down: Underrated and one of my faves, the duet chorus is catchy.

13. 5/5 Left Feeling Odd: Mellow and harmonious. Nice guitar bridge.



Ok so the songs ratings don't match up but it still deserves 5 stars."