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- Adema (Parental Advisory)
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Adema
Released 2001

Freaking Out
03:35
92,732 plays

Everyone
03:29
70,606 plays

Close Friends
03:24
64,173 plays

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songs

- 1
- Everyone
- 03:29
- 70,606 plays

- 2
- Blow It Away
- 03:02
- 57,993 plays

- 3
- Giving In
- 04:34
- 191,136 plays

- 4
- Freaking Out
- 03:35
- 92,732 plays

- 5
- The Way You Like It
- 03:39
- 210,058 plays

- 6
- Close Friends
- 03:24
- 64,173 plays

- 7
- Do What You Want To Do
- 03:00
- 44,339 plays

- 8
- Skin
- 03:23
- 48,035 plays

- 9
- Pain Inside
- 03:29
- 50,744 plays

- 10
- Speculum
- 03:32
- 46,504 plays

- 11
- Drowning
- 03:26
- 56,250 plays

- 12
- Trust
- 04:21
- 55,472 plays

album review

Adema's self-titled debut CD on Arista is a solid modern rock album similar to Staind's Break the Cycle, Korn's Issues, Tool's Aenima, or Limp Bizkit's Significant Other. The album is not terribly challenging or revolutionary but manages to remind the listener of other hard acts without sounding derivative. That is a major success in the overpopulated genre Adema inhabits. "Giving In" was the first single released to radio and was a good choice. The highly melodic song (and "Close Friends") should be popular with fans of Staind's "It's Been a While" and Linkin Park's "One Step Closer." Some songs like "Freaking Out" have surprisingly confessional lyrics. "The Way You Like it" is a simple call to individualism that will likely connect with the band's target demographic group. Such a song rings true from a band that doesn't simply sound like their producer's previous efforts. If their debut is any indication, Adema may be a well-known force on the alternative rock scene. ~ JT Griffith, All Music Guide