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Years In The Shadows Music | List Price | $23.99 (You save $1.64) | | Category | Rock Albums, Heavy Metal CDs | | Label | Phantom | | CD Universe Part number | 7385348 | | Catalog number | 656829 | | Discs | 1 | | Release Date | Feb 13, 2007 |
Potentiam Years In The Shadows Songs | 1. | Elysium |
| 2. | Mirror God |
| 3. | Idolized, The |
| 4. | Eternity's Dark Embrace |
| 5. | 8 For Holy Rebels |
| 6. | Chameleon |
| 7. | Black Light |
| 8. | Star Of The 10th Moon |
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Purchase Years In The Shadows CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Anthrax Among The Living CDs (1987) With DVD; Bonus Tracks; Remastered
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When Anthrax released AMONG THE LIVING in 1987, the band was a part of a then-burgeoning heavy metal sub-genre called speed or thrash metal. This was an inversion of glam metal. The band members wore worn-out jeans and T-shirts, their long hair was hairspray-free, and not a smudge of make-up was applied to their unsightly mugs. Their music was dense, borrowing speed from punk and hardcore and mammoth guitar riffing from metal, and featured thought-provoking lyrics. AMONG THE LIVING not only served as Anthrax's commercial breakthrough, but (along with seminal releases by Metallica, Megadeth, and Slayer) the album brought this new musical form to the forefront.
The members of Anthrax were a bunch of comic-book-reading, ...
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| | Within Temptation Silent Force CD (2005) Reissue
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The American version of THE SILENT FORCE features two bonus tracks ("Destroyed" and "Jane Doe") not available on the European edition.
Available in the U.S. for the first time in 2008, Dutch symphonic rock heroes Within Temptation's 2004 epic, THE SILENT FORCE, continued the band's incomparable blend of classical, New Age, opera, and heavy metal music. In addition, the latter-day prog rockers' fourth studio release topped the charts all over Europe and scored two major singles ("Stand My Ground" and "Memories").
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One had to wonder what Pelican's signing to Southern Lord could possibly mean. To be truthful, while ...
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| | Culture World Peace CD (2003)
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While Culture has made a handful of truly outstanding albums over the course of its 27-year career, it has always had a little bit of trouble emerging from the shadow of Two Sevens Clash, its epoch-making sophomore album from 1977 (even the press materials for World Peace start out with a mention of that album). So the question about World Peace, as it has been with every album since Two Sevens Clash, is: how does it measure up? And the answer is: better than any album the band has recorded in a decade. It's hard to know just what has invigorated the aging Joseph Hill, but he is singing with more force and conviction than we've heard in years; and the band that was organized to back him up (consisting of The Firehouse Crew and members of Shaggy's backup group) sounds like the rumble of thunder and the crack of a whip. As always, Hill's melodies are as simple and obvious as nursery rhyme ditties, and as usual, they are insanely catchy and almost endlessly entrancing. On World Peace, Hill chose to reprise a couple of songs from the old book, "Dog a Go Nyam Dog" and "Never Get Weary," but both come off sounding like new compositions. Highlights from the newer material include the strangely funky and horn-heavy "Holy Mount Zion," the Nyahbinghi-influenced "Babylon Falling," and the exquisitely sanctified "Walk in Jah Light." But his real moment of triumph comes on "Selection Train," on which he proves that he is still capable of singing the line "reggae train is coming" without losing his audience. How many other reggae singers can do that? ~ Rick Anderson
Recorded at Mixing Lab, Kingston, Jamaica.
Personnel: Dwight Pinkney, Robert Brownie, Wayne Armond (guitar); David Madden, Dean Fraser, Ronald "Nambo" Robinson (horns); Joseph Hill (keyboards, percussion, background vocals); Christopher Birch, Robert Lyn (keyboards); Shawn "Mark" Dawson (drums); Harry T. Powell, Clyde "Blip" Golding, Christopher Blake, Alvin Haughton ...
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Drummer Matt McDonough and bassist Ryan Martinie play as if they are the same person, tossing off impossibly complex lock-step riffs ("Determined," "Just") like most bands hit an open E chord. On "Happy?" and "Fall into Sleep," singer Chad Gray moves from a throat-shredding ...
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| | John Martyn Apprentice CD (1990) England; Remastered
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The Apprentice was mostly completed a full two years before it was released. Martyn's record label, Island, rejected the tapes of the songs in 1988, even though artistically they were not too far removed from his previous release, Piece by Piece. In fact, this album turned out to be the more cohesive of the two. Eventually released by Permanent Records, it's by and large a well-crafted collection of songs. Its only weaknesses are the sometimes too-strong dependence on synthesizers and the song "Deny This Love," which is Martyn doing bad dance music (and featuring a truly horrible a cappella introduction). Otherwise, it's an enjoyable album. "Look at the Girl" is a wistful follow-up to his 1974 song "My Baby Girl," while the haunting and moving "Patterns in the Rain" features Martyn's first recorded acoustic guitar playing in years (even though it's not very predominant). "Income Town" is an upbeat, more rock-oriented track, which has a sort of obscure in-joke added to it. Loud arena applause accompanies ...
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