Incubus

Disco de Incubus: “Make Yourself [Bonus Tracks]”

Información del disco :

Título:

Make Yourself [Bonus Tracks]

Fecha de Publicación:2004-04-27

Tipo:Desconocido

Género:Rock, Alternative Rock

Sello Discográfico:Sony International

Letras Explícitas:No

UPC:5099749504097

Lista de temas :
1 - 1	.	Privilege
1 - 2	.	Nowhere Fast +Video
1 - 3	.	Consequence
1 - 4	.	Warmth
1 - 5	.	When It Comes +Video
1 - 6	.	Stellar +Video
1 - 7	.	Make Yourself +Video
1 - 8	.	Drive +Video
1 - 9	.	Clean +Video
1 - 10	.	Battlestar Scralatchtica +Video
1 - 11	.	I Miss You +Video
1 - 12	.	Pardon Me +Video
1 - 13	.	Out from Under +Video
2 - 1	.	Pardon Me (Acoustic)
2 - 2	.	Stellar (Acoustic)
2 - 3	.	Make Yourself (Acoustic)
2 - 4	.	Drive (Orchestral Live Version)
2 - 14	.	Pardon Me [Acoustic][*]
2 - 15	.	Stellar [Acoustic][*]
2 - 16	.	Make Yourself (Acoustic) [*]
2 - 17	.	Drive [Orchestral Live Version][*]

Análisis (en inglés) - AMG :

Produced by Scott Litt, Incubus' second full-length album, Make Yourself, makes a bid for broader mainstream success while keeping the group rooted in a hybrid of familiar late '90s alt-metal (i.e., roaring guitars, white-noise sonic textures, and an undercurrent of electronics) and Chili Pepper funk-rock. Where S.C.I.E.N.C.E. sometimes veered abruptly between the two genres without really fusing them, Make Yourself finds the band settling more comfortably into its sound, and once again, there are a few really good singles. Once again, too, there are still a few awkward moments and underwritten songs, but overall, the album should definitely please fans. [The 2001 reissue offered a four track disc of rare songs, including acoustic versions of "Stellar," "Pardon Me," and the title track and a live rendition of "Drive"] ~ Steve Huey, All Music Guide

Análisis (en inglés) - :

Produced by {$Scott Litt}, {$Incubus}' second full-length album, {^Make Yourself}, makes a bid for broader mainstream success while keeping the group rooted in a hybrid of familiar late '90s alt-metal (i.e., roaring guitars, white-noise sonic textures, and an undercurrent of electronics) and {$Chili Pepper} funk-rock. Where {^S.C.I.E.N.C.E.} sometimes veered abruptly between the two genres without really fusing them, {^Make Yourself} finds the band settling more comfortably into its sound, and once again, there are a few really good singles. Once again, too, there are still a few awkward moments and underwritten songs, but overall, the album should definitely please fans. [The 2001 reissue offered a four track disc of rare songs, including acoustic versions of {&"Stellar,"} {&"Pardon Me,"} and the title track and a live rendition of {&"Drive"}] ~ Steve Huey, All Music Guide


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