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ComatoseUsually I have to listen to a CD for a while before I get used to it. For instance Lifehouse No Name Face was like that for me. I didn’t care for it much at first but now after a few years it is one of my favorite CD’s. Comatose was not like that. The first time, the first song I thought that this CD was a good one. I popped it in the CD player in my truck and the first few seconds of Rebirthing immediately caught my attention. This is a great start to a CD. In comparison to the other four Skillet CD’s, Comatose resembles Collide the most but is just a little softer. The meta/techno styles in their earlier offerings is barely noticeable. I read one review that called it rock/symphony and that could describe it well. Comatose has some slower songs, what you would probably call rock ballads. These songs are what make this CD a little lighter than Collide. Although these songs soften the CD some I think they’re a nice break between the harder songs. My favorite song would be a difficult pick. It’s hard to get past Rebirthing since it starts the CD off strong and never lets up, maybe that’s why they originally called it rock and roll. I also like Falling Inside The Black. It’s another song that comes at you hard. The Last Night is a good song. I’m not sure if it is about cutting or someone who has tried to commit suicide but I do know it is about a soul in trouble. Looking For Angels is a different style but has a great message. There is a lot in this song. If young folks listen to this CD I hope they pay attention to this song, well, I hope we all pay attention to this song. From a Christian standpoint Comatose isn’t a shove Jesus in your face CD. You have to listen for it in most songs but it is there. Comatose is Collide turned down a notch, so far I’m enjoying it. The tracks on the CD include:Rebirthing Purchase Comatose.
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