| | Nothing Remains The Same CD (3 Customer Reviews)
2002 album for Swedish techno metal act, the side project of Peter Tagtgren, the singer, guitarist & main songwriter in the globally acknowledged death-metal act Hypocrisy. 12 tracks. Nothing Remains The Same Music Nothing Remains The Same Music Nothing Remains The Same Music Review Average Rating: (4.3 out of 5 stars)   Kickass, but not what I expected.
If you like dance/trance metal, this is for you. I'm a Hypocrisy fan so that's why I picked this up, but it has very very few similarities to that group. That being said, it's still a good CD, but Peter Tagtgren's creativity is better with Hypocrisy.
Submitted by a reviewer (Riverside, CA, USA, Earth, Milky Way, The Ever Exp) 
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This is definitely Peter Tägtgren's best work to date. Great songwriting, catchy songs, heavy guitars, and an awesome Beatles cover. Peter's really come into his own as a melodic singer! I can't believe he and his label haven't tried to give this album some push in the USA. "Shut Your Mouth" could easily be a hit over here, and totally destroys all the American mall-metal bands.
Submitted by a reviewer (Los Angeles, CA, USA)
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PETER TATGREN HAS THE "MIDAS TOUCH", WHETHER IT"S WITH HYPOCRISY OR PAIN,THE MUSIC IMPROVES IN ALL AREAS BY LEAPS AND BOUNDS..I'M NEVER DISAPOINTED WITH A NEW RELEASE FROM HIM,I'VE LISTENED TO BOTH BANDS FROM THE BEGINNING AND THEY ONLY GET BETTER. ALSO FOR FANS OF HYPOCRISY,PETER HAS DECIDED TO INCLUDE LYRICS WITH THE NEW BAND,SOMETHING UNAVAILABLE TO HYPOCRISY FANS..SO ENJOY!!!
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