Tribuzy Execution CD

 Classic Metal is Back!
Man, how did this one get past me...Dickinson, Scheepers & now a new screamer to sing along with. This CD rocks!
Submitted by GMan (Jersey) 
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 Old School Metal with a modern twist!!
Wow, this album kicks from the opening track Execution. Some of the tracks have that "Keeper" sound to them with out some of the silliness.The production is the modern sound I mentioned before. this is old school metal. The guitar playing is outstanding. Kiske's vocals on Absolution are amazing to bad he won't "sing" metal anymore. Tribuzy can hold his own with the guests too. Check out Beast in the Light. Bruce Dickinson is the best vocalist in Metal today. The track is worth the ablum cost alone. Pick it up if you love metal.
Submitted by Scott_Wilson (Boston MA) 
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 Strong heavy metal album with Dickinson & Kiske
All in all a strong heavy-power metal album, with a lot of 80's influences fused together with Brazilian rhythms and some progressive ideas as well. To be totally honest I'm not a big fan of Renato Tribuzy's (lead vocalists) voice, which is a raw mixture of Ralf Scheepers and Bruce Dickinson, but thinner, not so clear and more aggressive. What really impressed me in this album was the powerful songwriting, the clean production and most of all the guest appearances of Bruce Dickinson (Iron Maiden, solo) and Michael Kiske (ex-Helloween, solo, Avantasia, Place Vendome)! In my opinion the strongest tracks of the album are `The Beast In The Light', sang by Dickinson and `Absolution', sang by Kiske. The main reason for this is the fact that the songs fit both voices perfectly, the other reason being that both singers give an outstanding performance. These 2 tracks also stand out because both Dickinson and Kiske are some of the best vocalists in the metal genre and as a result their voices really make a difference when compared to the relative amateur Renato Tribuzy. `Beast In The Light' is a modern heavy metal anthem which is reminiscent of Dickinsons new album (Tyranny of Souls) and could easily fit in that record. Bruce is at his usual best vocally and as Tribuzy puts an edge to his voice the song comes out really great and catchy. The mixture of a strong rhythm, a great chorus and a nice guitar solo make this the second best track of Execution. `Absolution' is the epic track of the album exciding 9 minutes of playing time. The song is filled with tempo-time changes and contains a mixture of Brazillian rhythms in the balladry intro, a mid tempo heavy metal middle part and a power metal climax towards the end! Michael Kiske really amazes here with his clean and emotional delivery, while achieving to show off his lower, middle and high ranges due to the many tempo changes. Also Roland Grapow contributes one of the best guitar solos of the record backed by strong reefing and great drumming. In my book Absolution is the best track of the album and together with Beast In the Light is worth the price of the record.
Submitted by John (Greece)
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 amazing
Wow, this album is a stunner...one of the best surprises of the year. I hadn't heard of Renato Tribuzy prior to hearing this debut effort, but I imagine he'll be quite well known in the near future if he keeps writing outstanding metal as this...nice melodies, razor-sharp riffs, great song structures and breakdowns/interludes...this album has it all, including a slew of top-notch guests. Pick up this album or regret it
Submitted by Nate (Michigan, USA)
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