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7even Year Itch by Collective Soul (CD, 2008)

Fun Records Berlin (112267)

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Product Identifiers

Record LabelAtlk, Atlantic UK

UPC0075679307620

eBay Product ID (ePID)28070913151

Product Key Features

FormatCD

Release Year2008

GenreAlternative Rock

ArtistCollective Soul

Release Title7even Year Itch

Dimensions

Item Height0.40 in

Item Length5.60 in

Item Width4.90 in

Additional Product Features

Number of Tracks14

Number of Discs1

TracksHeavy, She Said, Shine, Energy, Run, Gel, Perfect Day, Precious Declaration, Why Pt. 2, The World I Know, Next Homecoming, Listen, December, Forgiveness

NotesLed by the raspy-voiced Ed Roland, Collective Soul avoided falling into the morass of sameness plaguing many of their faceless post-grunge brethren and instead quietly establishedthemselves as one of the more intellectually stimulating bands of the '90s. For it's 7EVEN YEAR ITCH compilation, this Georgia quartet consistently displays a deceptively simple approach that avoids bandwagon-jumping and instead focuses on hook-laden, guitar driven manna with the occasional philosophical observation (not surprising as the band's name is an Ayn Rand reference). Avoiding any hint of didactic pretensions, Roland's songwriting often touches on simple truths, be it the quest for guidance by a higher being in "Shine" (which was later given a gorgeous bluegrass reading by Dolly Parton), the pain of solitude on the moving "The World I Know", or the glory of absolution addressed in "Forgiveness". Even the new songs included on this collection continue down this path of introspection. With a more rhythmically hard-hitting approach than normal, "Next Homecoming" seeks out a sense of security in an unsure future while "Energy" churns out an insistent groove over a declaration of suspected betrayal. 7EVEN YEAR ITCH prove hooks and brainy concepts needn't bemutually exclusive of each other.