| | Yearning Frore Meadow CD - Import Yearning Discography of CDs
Yearning Frore Meadow Songs | 1. | Bleak |
| 2. | Solitary |
| 3. | Autumn |
| 4. | Fall |
| 5. | Years Of Pain |
| 6. | Forsaken |
| 7. | Frore Meadow |
| 8. | Race |
| 9. | Elegy Of Blood |
| 10. | In Strange (Slowfooted Fever) |
| 11. | Disappearance |
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Devin Townsend's maniacal/wacky tendencies duel with his instinct for skull-crushing heaviness on ADDICTED, the second in a planned trilogy of albums he's put together since retiring his ultimate metal band, Strapping Young Lad, a few years back. Anneke van Giersbergen, formerly of the Gathering, is Townsend's vocal partner throughout much of the album, creating a Lacuna Coil-esque effect as he roars and she croons and the guitar riffs ride almost disco- and techno-like rhythms. "Bend It Like Bender" is a particularly weird blend ...
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Some of Limp Bizkit's critics were quick to dismiss the band as a passing fad, and few lead singers seem to be as hated as Fred Durst, but the undeniable facts remain: since rap-metal came into its own, Limp Bizkit have been among the genre's top players. Their much-anticipated follow-up to SIGNIFICANT OTHER treads similar ground, with a few hidden aces to spare. Lyrically, Durst continues to focus on both the frustrations that accompany success (especially in "My Way"), and his mainstay of demanding validation ("Full Nelson.")
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Although he previously spent time in Cleveland rock outfits such as 4 Coyotes and Gem, Tim Tobias is probably best known for his time playing bass in the alcohol-fueled touring machine Guided by Voices. (In 2005 he was unceremoniously deleted from GbV history by James Greer's authorized GbV biography, A Brief History: Twenty-One Years of Hunting Accidents in the Forests of Rock and Roll.) Having parted ways with Guided by Voices shortly before the band retired, Tobias re-emerged as a singer and guitarist for Bloom. The group shifted lineups and was renamed Clouds Forming Crowns. CFC's eponymous debut effort is comprised of material collected over the course of a few years. As a result, it sometimes lacks the cohesiveness of a proper album, with momentum ebbing and flowing throughout. Admirably, the album's strongest attribute is how little it sounds like Guided by Voices. This may be the thing that alienates Clouds Forming Crowns from the Guided by Voices fan base, but it's also the characteristic that will help the band find its own niche and persona. Tobias' vocals often lean toward a shaky Keith Richards rasp and howl, while the music itself conjures everything from Neil Young to Thin Lizzy to the Velvet Underground. Forays into moody psychedelia provide a fitting counterpoint to the band's penchant for jangling layers of guitar. Surrealistic, sometimes mysterious lyrical turns add a vivid dream-like quality to the psychedelic numbers, never straying into the tired realm of hippiedom. ...
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Asian version features the bonus tracks "Losing Faith", "The Ides Of March", and "Aces High".
Reissues can be quite revealing when a band has been around for a decade or more. A reissue might demonstrate that a band's sound has pretty much stayed the same over the years, or it might make the listener say, "You know, this band has done a lot of evolving since this album was recorded." Arch Enemy's debut album, Black Earth (which was recorded in 1996 and reissued in the United States by Regain in 2007), is definitely an example of the latter. Between 1996 and 2007, Arch Enemy experienced some lineup changes, and their approach became increasingly polished along the way. That isn't to say that Black Earth is not well played or short on chops, only that Arch Enemy favored more rawness in the beginning. Arch Enemy's 1996 lineup -- Michael and Christopher Amott on guitar, Johan Liiva on lead vocals and bass, and Daniel Erlandsson on drums -- keeps the slickness to a minimum on bare-knuckles thrash metal/death metal scorchers like "Idolatress," "Transmigration Macabre" and "Fields of Desolation" (all of which show the influence of both Sepultura and Iron Maiden). Black Earth underscores thrash and death metal's debt to punk, but the power metal influence is quite evident as well, and for all their bombast, the tunes on this album are fairly hooky and relatively accessible. Of course, longtime followers of Arch Enemy will debate the merits of their early output versus what came later. Some headbangers ...
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