Stereo Fuse CD

Stereo Fuse Music

Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Alternative CDs, Rock
Label	Wind-Up
Orig Year	2002
All Time Sales Rank	73872
CD Universe Part number	5077551
Discs	1
Release Date	Nov 05, 2002
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Producer	Dave Fortman; Stereo Fuse

Stereo Fuse Songs

	1.	Everything
	2.	Seed
	3.	Superhero
	4.	Breathe
	5.	Live Like a God
	6.	Heaven Inside You
	7.	Ball and Chain
	8.	Hey You
	9.	Trip to Mars
	10.	Flesh and Blood
	11.	Allison
	12.	Everything - (acoustic)

Stereo Fuse Music Review

Average Rating: (3.3 out of 5 stars) 3.5 stars

2 stars Un-original
Anybody who thinks this album is good, is crazy. Extremely unoriginal from the lyrics, to the guitar chords. I'm surprised these guys got a record deal when 15 million other bands are making the same songs as these guys. Put it this way: I wrote better songs when I was 10 yrs old.
Submitted by a reviewer (Brantford, ON, Canada)
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4 stars Decent Debut.
Stereo Fuse their debut album is well done. Tracks such as "Seed" and "Flesh and blood" are very enjoyable, their first single "Everything" is a pretty song with touching lyrics but overall Stereo Fuse is another band that has come to the alternative scene to make good music and they have. Recommended.
Submitted by a reviewer (Pennsylvania)
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4 stars Worth a look!
I had never heard of this band until I saw them as the opening act for Creed recently. It did not take long to realize that this is a pretty good band. Colin Hall has a very strong and easy voice to listen to, and having both an electric and acoustic version of "Everything" is an added bonus. This is a CD that you will listen to over and over.
Submitted by a reviewer (Manteca, CA, USA)
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