Theory of a Deadman - Theory of a Deadman

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Free Music Review: awesome debut
Hit: 5 Stars

The album starts off w/ the infectuous "Invisible Man." This song is a great first song to put on an album. It's not too long, or too short, and is pretty much the standard for the rest of the album. "Nothing Comes Between Us", the first single, is a good song, but not the best. However, this song is fit to be a single. It has a good chorus and great guitar riffs. Connolly puts some punch in this song. The second single, "Make Up Your Mind" is sort of like a power ballad for the 00's. (Can I say 00's??) But anyway, it isn't too soft, but yet has a subtle sound to it that provides excellent admission in the power ballad category.

"Point to Prove" is quite frankly in my opinion the best song on the album. This song is so good, and so well sung and played that it ranks as one of my favorite songs ever! The song starts out w/ an incredible guitar solo that can't help be unnoticed. About 15 seconds. Suddenly Connolly begins a series of lines that are the backbone of the song which end in the long held and loud last word. The chorus erupts into a pop/rock/catchy riff that is fun to sing to any day or night. This pattern goes on for 2 min until a slight pause/guitar solo, before it catches back up into another set of beautifully sung lines, and another chorus before it ends at about 3min and 30secs (a perfect time for songs) This song is so good it deserves it's own paragraph.

"Leg To Stand On" sort of cools off from the previous song, and is a good rock song. It's more as a filler than anything, still good. Song #6, "What You Deserve" is another "LTSO", but it has a slightly better chorus and better guitars. "Last Song" is more like "Make Up Your Mind". Somewhat lighter and on the pedastal of a power ballad. In my opinion it's a way better power ballad, and shows Connolly at his best. It's probably my 2nd fav behind "PTP".

"Say I'm Sorry", my 3rd fave is another "power ballad". I keep mentioning that b/c some of the songs on this album are power ballads. The only thing that keeps this album from too soft is that it personifies it's "power" into other songs, or else it would be just a ballad album.

#9, "Any Other Way" is an uptempo, fast paced, crazed 3min 44secs of pure rock. This is what a rock song is supposed to sound like. The album ends w/ "Confession". For some reason I don't think this really fits the role of a "last song" for an album. Maybe they should've put another song on it. However, "Confession" is still a good song. It's not the best, and seems kinda sluggish at times, but geez, what more can you ask from TOAD???

Overall, get this cd if you like Nickelback, Default, Trapt, Creed, The Calling, Silverchair, Days of the New, Mesh Stl, Seven Mary Three, Three Doors Down, or even Stone Temple Pilots.

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