Evanescence - Fallen MP3 Music

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Fallen album by Evanescence was released Mar 04, 2003 on the Wind-Up label. Fallen CD music contains a single disc with 12 songs.

Evanescence - Fallen Album Track Listing

	Trk	Song	Time	Price	Buy MP3
	1	Going Under See All 8	3:34	$1.29
	2	Bring Me To Life See All 6	3:55	$1.29
	3	Everybody's Fool See All 5	3:15	$1.29
	4	My Immortal See All 7	4:22	$1.29
	5	Haunted See All 6	3:05	$1.29
	6	Tourniquet See All 4	4:38	$1.29
	7	Imaginary See All 4	4:16	$1.29
	8	Taking Over Me See All 5	3:48	$1.29
	9	Hello See All 2	3:40	$1.29
	10	My Last Breath See All 4	4:07	$1.29
	11	Whisper See All 5	5:27	$1.29
	12	My Immortal See All 7	4:33	$1.29
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Superb Debut Album
I bought this album based on the songs on the Daredevil Album. My Immortal is just an incredible song. Bring me to Life is more indicative of the kind of music that this group is better known for, and the album has a great mixture of slow acoustic songs and hard rock music. Can only imagine what a live performance would be like! Whether you like hard rock or slower lighter songs, there is something here to suit all types. A great album, and hopefully the first of many!
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its cool enough =)
i dont really like female singers but Evanescence are different. to this date (25th october 2006, 1:04pm) i am listening to evnescence right now!! yeah, they are cool. not exactly my ABsolute favourite, but just cool enough for my liking =) you never call me when youre sober xx
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Evanescence "FALLEN" Still Rises
I am an Evanescence fan, thanks in part to this albulm. Since discovering them, I have invested in most all of their work..including very rare releases & other unknown to most works. "Fallen" initially was put in the contemporary Christian genre, as such other artists like Creed, for example. This was just part of the early intrigue, as this expanded the audience & ultimately created a timepiece that captured the attention around the world. Amy Lee's early choir & classical piano, & brilliant songwriting talent are the foundation of their sound, combining elements of angelic & bewitching, a beautiful richness that shines on ballads & edgier guitar runs. The "goth" is a reflection of beauty in darkness, a reakoning of a suffering heart to know reason & comfort. The notion that this band came around & became popular result of "manufactured, MTV, goth-wannabe", is not a fair recollection in regards to amazing songwriting for years..collaborated with former member Ben Moody. The end result is a talent finally recognized, awarded, loved, & followed all over the world. By fairness, this band deserves recognition for bringing the ability for others to identify with the lyrics, the true test of great songwriting. This album still remains as a chart topping hit, & as for me, a testament of my own heart.
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this rocks
I think this band rocks! I love the soft voice mixed with the HARD rock. i think it brings a beautiful balance to the music. to everyone who doesn't like it, that's your right. but suffer in silence
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Original Goth inspired rock.
I liked every song on this CD. This group rocks. I wish they had a more widespread tour set up. They played a very small venue in Orlando and it sold out months ago :( Evanescence is in a level of cool all by themselves.
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