King's X - Manic Moonlight CD

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Manic Moonlight album for sale by King's X was released Sep 25, 2001 on the Metal Blade label. One of the best-kept secrets in all of heavy metal and prog rock remains the veteran Texas trio King's X. Manic Moonlight buy CD music Loved by musicians and largely ignored by the mainstream, the band has built a rabid and dedicated cult following since the late '80s, issuing a total of nine studio albums. That's not to say that King's X hasn't had many close calls with breaking through to the big time, with such faves of the extinct MTV show "Headbanger's Ball" as "It's Love," "Black Flag," and "Dogman," and inclusion in VH-1's "Top 100 Hard Rock Bands of All Time." On their ninth release, 2001's MANIC MOONLIGHT, the group has issued another solid set of tunes with a heavy melodic edge--just lend an ear to standouts such as the album-opening "Believe," the title track, "False Alarm," and "Static" to see what most of the world has been missing out on all these years. Manic Moonlight CD music contains a single disc with 10 songs. ...See Full Description

King's X - Manic Moonlight Album Track Listing

	Trk	Song
	1	Believe See All 4
	2	Manic Moonlight See All 2
	3	Yeah See All 2
	4	False Alarm See All 2
	5	Static See All 2
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	6	Skeptical Winds See All 2
	7	Other Side See All 2
	8	Vegetable See All 2
	9	Jenna See All 2
	10	Water Ceremony See All 2
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Pretty funky, but not as heavy as I wanted
I heard Vegetable, and thought this album would be similar. It's not bad; it's just not as rocking and heavy as I expected.
By a reviewer (Dartmouth, MA)

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Good ol' dependable King's X
It's the same old story: King's X puts out an album... I buy it without hearing more than a few short clips (I'd do it even without the clips)... I'm amazed at their continuing ability to produce enjoyable, intelligent music.
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These guys still sound fresh...
I have been a King's X fan since the Gretchen album (still their masterpiece), and I have bought all of their studio albums since.
By jmoore444 (Memphis, TN)

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King's X gets funky (again)
I've been a fan of King's X since their first release "Out Of The Silent Planet". You can hear the maturity of the band in this latest release, which got into my viens the first time I listened to it.
By a reviewer (San Diego, CA)

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premo as always
ive folowed u guys music from yourfirst album even played my drums along with the songs.hope to see u geuys in concert sometime.
By oodaat (yorktown.va)

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CD Universe Part number	2102277
Label	Metal Blade
Orig Year	2001
Catalog number	14376
Discs	1
Release Date	Sep 25, 2001
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Producer	Ty Tabor
Engineer	Ty Tabor
Recording Time	45 minutes
Personnel	Doug Pinnick - vocals, bass Jerry Gaskill - drums, background vocals Ty Tabor - guitar, programming, loops, background vocals