Something Like Human | 
| Artist: Fuel
Label: Sony
Category: Music
List Price: $7.99
Buy Used: $3.99
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Rating:  10 reviews
Sales Rank: 54175
Format: Extra Tracks, Original Recording Reissued
Media: Audio CD
Discs: 1
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.2
Dimensions (in): 5.6 x 5 x 0.2
MPN: 90705
UPC: 827969070529
EAN: 0827969070529
ASIN: B0000C9JE9
Release Date: September 23, 2003
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Tracks:
| • | Last Time | | • | Hemorrhage (In My Hands) | | • | Empty Spaces | | • | Scar | | • | Bad Day | | • | Prove | | • | Easy | | • | Down | | • | Solace | | • | Knives | | • | Innocent | | • | Slow | | • | Hemorrhage (In My Hands) [Acoustic Version][*] | | • | Daniel [*] | | • | Going to California [*] |
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| Customer Reviews: Read 5 more reviews...
 Brought a 2nd copy for the bonus songs February 19, 2005
Petar Vodogaz (Sydney, NSW Australia)
5 out of 5 found this review helpful
Already having purchased the original version of Fuel: Something Like Human, I came across this Special Expanded Version that included 3 bonus songs that once I listened to 'Daniel', I knew I had to have. And the acoustic version of 'In My Hands' is better than the studio version.
I would advise interested Fuel fans or music buffs to get this CD for the extra songs and the bonus multimedia once you insert it into your CD-ROM.
Human can't begin to describe this May 23, 2004
Weak and Weary (If I told you, you'd send hate mail.)
3 out of 3 found this review helpful
"...and prove to me... you're SOMETHING LIKE HUMAN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"
As the sun dawns on another day, we can all take comfort in knowing that there is one band out there that never fails to create emotionally tangible music, a band we all know as FUEL.
In the year of our Lord 2000, FUEL made an album that proves something so much more than human, and in 2003 the band came back to make sure we hadn't forgotten it. With the band's most recent album released, their previous works have now been re-issued, featuring new artwork, new tracks, and of course, new little stickers all over the packaging!
There are three more songs tacked onto the original 12-track album, the first being the wonderful acoustic rendition of 'Hemorrhage (in my hands)'. This was the version mainly heard on the radio, and though the album version and this acoustic track are basically exactly alike, there is something so much more real and lovely to the acoustic version... though I couldn't really tell just what that 'something' is. Long story short, this song is to DIE for(not really, but I think you get the picture).
The next two bonus tracks are great acoustic covers that FUEL often plays at their shows, the first being a song written by the 70s-era Elton John called 'Daniel'. I seriously LOVE this song. The guitar sounds so intricately simple and beautiful, and Brett's voice is so lovely with this melody that it automatically FEELS like a FUEL song... even though it's quite different from their usual stuff.
The same could be said for the last track 'Going to California', a LED ZEPPELIN cover, obviously. The vocals, the song writing, the melodies are just all impeccable, and I love hearing FUEL play the songs that they enjoy and have fun with. Very good music, my friends.
The new artwork really isn't all that new, it being the same metallic face from the original record, just with different organization. The new SUNBURN artwork is *much* cooler
So all in all, some great additions to the album that let you see a little more of what FUEL is interested in, and it's a great way to commemorate the release of FUEL's latest album, "Natural Selection". If you're interested in getting this new version of "Something Like Human", go for it: I saw it at Wal-Mart for less than $10! If you've already got the original, it'd probably be better to just borrow it from someone to get the new tracks. IF YOU'RE A FRIKIN DIE-HARD, GET IT NOW AND ASK NO QUESTIONS!!!!!!!!
Well done and undersung October 24, 2003
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
This was an excellent album that unfortunately didn't make as much of a crossover succes as it could/should have. The most familiar title , Hemorrhage (In My Hands), received a lot of airplay, but it's a far cry from representing the entire album. There's some good, hardhitting tunes, such as Down, Last Time, and Empty Spaces. My fellow drummers will especially love the artistic use of a double bass pedal without making it a thundering show of itself. Other songs, such as the aforementioned Hemorrhage and Innocent pack a more soulful punch to it. Easily one of my favorite albums, and so few people have heard its best songs.
Fuel... Excellent! August 3, 2005
Mike Smith
2 out of 3 found this review helpful
I really enjoy this album. Fuel is the bomb. I got to hear them play live once. Very cool stuff. This album has about five great songs on it. Definitely worth a purchase. If you like their style definitely pick up Natural Selection as well. You will be significantly satisfied.
Fuel's best March 22, 2009
Aaron Fekaris (Michigan, USA)
This album is definitly fuel's best. The acoustic version of hemorrage is better than the rock version.
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