Album Details
Title: Something Like Human Artist: Fuel Release Date: 9/19/2000 Re-Released On: 4/2/2001 Label: Epic Album Type(s): lyrics/libretto, Enhanced CD-ROM UPCs: 074646943625, 5099749809529 Genre: Rock Styles: Alternative Pop/Rock, Heavy Metal, Alternative Metal, Post-Grunge, Alternative/Indie Rock Moods: Bitter, Bleak, Brooding, Cathartic, Detached, Visceral, Aggressive, Angry, Angst-Ridden, Confrontational, Ominous, Raucous, Reflective, Energetic, Literate, Rebellious Total Copies: 87 Number of Discs/SwapaCD Credits: 1 |
Track Listings
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Last Time
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Hemorrhage (In My Hands)
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Empty Spaces
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Scar
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Bad Day
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Prove
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Easy
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Down
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Solace
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Knives
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Innocent
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Slow
Additional Releases
| Year | Type | Label | Catalog # | | 2001 | CD | Epic | 4980952 | | 2000 | CD | Epic | 69436 |
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Album Review
Like several other successful rock bands of the post-grunge era, Fuel teeters between hard rock and heavy metal, as often as not within the same song. They are perfectly capable of adopting the lockstep thrash of Metallica-style metal, but they tend to vary it with comparatively melodic elements in a way that makes them acceptable to both headbangers and fans of less extreme rock. It certainly doesn't hurt that, every few songs, they throw in a ballad that begins with either an acoustic guitar or a lightly strummed electric (or both) and builds to a mid-tempo rocker. The primary example on their second album is first single "Hemorrhage (In My Hands)," which gives lead singer Brett Scallions the opportunity to intone "Don't fall away" in a tone of voice that recalls R.E.M.'s Michael Stipe singing "Fall on Me," and to emote about "love bleeding in my hands." Songwriter Carl Bell's lyrics, full of typical adolescent disillusionment over the vagaries of romance and the world in general, are sketchy, but his bitterness, even if shallow, seems freshly felt, notably on another of those power ballads, the sad "Innocent," and likely will connect with his listeners, after they've been pummeled by the rockers. Two albums in, Fuel still doesn't have much to say, but they are manipulating familiar ingredients in such a way that they may seem to be creating a new flavor, especially to young rock fans. (Something Like Human has multimedia content accessible by computer that includes a short film containing interview, studio, and performance footage as well as Fuel screen savers.) ~ William Ruhlmann, All Music Guide
Credits
| Name | Credits | | Aaron Lepley | Assistant Engineer | | Ben Goldman | A&R | | Ben Grosse | Engineer, Producer, Programming | | Blumpy | Programming, Keyboards | | Brett Scallions | Guitar, Vocals | | Carl Bell | Guitar, Assistant Producer, Vocals, Producer | | Carol Steele | Percussion | | Danny Clinch | Photography | | Dave Fisher | Assistant Engineer | | Farra Mathews | A&R | | Jason Stasium | Recording, Engineer | | Jeff Abercrombie | Guitar (Bass) | | Jeff Moses | Assistant Engineer | | John Parthum | Engineer | | Kevin Miller | Drums | | Lloyd Puckitt | Engineer | | Luis Resto | Keyboards | | Michael Tuller | Keyboards, Programming | | P.R. Brown | Objects, Cover Photo, Art Direction, Design, Photography | | Rick Behrens | Assistant Engineer | | Steve Churchyard | Engineer | | Todd Parker | Assistant Engineer | | Tom Baker | Mastering |
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