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Editorial Reviews
A Side Project Away from his Regular Duties with PULP, Jarvis Cocker Vents Another Side of his Musical Personality. Originally Released as a Limited Edition 7" in November 2002.
Heavy Ep,Relaxed Muscle,Rough Trade,Dance
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Bullet for My Valentine Ep
ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B00069MPXU Release Date: 2004-11-30 |
Album Description
Fellow Welshmen Bullet For My Valentine look set to follow in the success of Lostprophets in the UK with the release of their debut mini album. The album is produced by the legendary Colin Richardson (Machine Head, Fear Factory, Cradle Of Filth) and mixed by the equally adept Andy Sneap (Arch Enemy, Skinlab, Napalm Death). 5 tracks of heavy riffage with an extraordinary melodic edge are capped off with an enhanced portion containing elements of the band available nowhere else plus the video for 'Hand Of Blood'. Visible Noise. 2004.Customer Reviews:
Hell yeah! Bullet for My Valentine is awesome!.......2007-06-03
Wow! Do believe the hype !.......2006-03-02
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Unsung EP
The Chariot Manufacturer: Solid State Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000BW8B4Y Release Date: 2005-12-06 |
Tracks:
- Yanni Depp
- Phil Cosby (Before There Was Atlanta, There Was Douglasville)
- Vin Affleck (Goodnight My Lady and a Forever Farewell)
- Kenny Gibler (Play the Piano Like a Disease)
- Sargeant Savage (Die Interviewer
- Donnie Cash (The Company, the Comfort, the Grave)
- [Multimedia Track] [Multimedia Track]
Customer Reviews:
16 minutes that are, in fact, worth the cost of an EP.......2007-04-12
You'd be wrong, though. The Chariot achieves levels of intensity, originality, and technicality that Norma Jean simply couldn't compare with. Though this release might be a step down from the feedback-filled rawness of their first full-length, it is a great production in its own right.
The four re-recorded songs on the album are less than what they were on the full-length in some ways (though once you get used to it the polish on them is kind of cool), but the new songs are spectacular. "Yanni Depp" is a blast of sound, attacking the blind conformity of today's generation and making more than liberal use of dissonant minor-second intervals and chromatic riffs. "Play the Piano Like a Disease", clocking a little past 4 minutes in length, manages to achieve a full gamut of emotions as it condemns the lukewarm state of the American church today, from anger ("Make alright what you've lost") to warning ("Just because you've begun/that don't mean you won") to despair ("And all my friends be gray/they fade out"). The Chariot manages to fit their aggressive sound to aggressive lyrics without in the least compromising their faith.
Overall, this is a great EP to get introduced to The Chariot's sound. The six songs may be short (though the live video included on the enhanced CD more than doubles its length), but they're certainly worth the album's price.
Awesome CD but very short.......2006-06-09
Simply Amazing.......2006-04-23
Excellent EP.......2006-01-21
The Promised EP from Mr. Scogin.......2005-12-31
However, the LP brought much controversy. The quality was even lower than that of BTMAKTC. They didn't even use sound gates for the guitars, which IMO is kind of cool but for the most part, it annoyed people. There was m0re feedback than actuall music and while the concept was really neat, even I have to admit it did take away from the experience just a bit. To summarize, the fans were kind of pissed...
That's when The Unsung EP comes in...to make right what was wrong with "Everything is Alive". The band promised 4 of our favorites from the LP re-recorded (with better quality obviously) and 2 all new tracks, plus a live show.
Judging from what I've heard and seen so far, this EP delivered. The first song on the EP, "Yanni Depp" (and yeah they are all named after celebrity's with slight consonant changes) is a kicker. While it follows Chariot tradition in shortness, coming in at a mere 2 minutes and 40 seconds, it makes up for that with the raw power you'd come to expect from them. In case you didn't know, The Chariot only has one guitarist now. Harbin does a good job of compensating however. He also has a great voice which complements Josh even better on the EP I think. There's also the presence of a new, younger drummer. He seems more in touch with the scene though, and less with his set. While he has a nice style, I still don't think he can match the chaos of the old guy.
The new songs are done quite well. The level of production is about on par with what I expected, and some parts have been mixed up from the previous. EX:the banjo in the middle of Vinn Affleck. Nice...
The only downer is the new song, "Play The Piano Like A Disease". I don't really know why, but that song just didn't do it for me. It's just not all that great IMO.
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This Is What the Edge of Your Seat Was Made for Ep
Bring Me the Horizon Manufacturer: Modern Music ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000BLI3LG Release Date: 2005-10-24 |
Tracks:
- They Have No Reflections
- Who Wants Flowers When You're Dead
- Rawwwrr
- Traitors Never Play Hangman
Album Description
Formed in South Yorkshire, UK during 2004, BRING ME THE HORIZON have attracted fans around the world with their unique mix of extreme Metal, comparable to the likes of CONVERGE, NORMA JEAN & SCARLET.Their first CD, with the apt title "This Is What The Edge Of Your Seat Was Made For" is a blistering debut. "A record that forces that sort of grin on your face onto your face, that can only be justified by hearing something genuinely f*cking cool" as online music magazine Vendettazine stated in their review.Album Details
Formed in South Yorkshire, UK During 2004, Bring Me the Horizon have Attracted Fans around the World with their Unique Mix of Extreme Metal. Their First CD, with the Apt Title "This is What the Edge of Your Seat was Made For" is a Blistering Debut.Customer Reviews:
simply amazing.......2006-04-25
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Misanthropic EP
Dismember Manufacturer: Nuclear Blast Americ ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000000H27 Release Date: 1997-08-05 |
Tracks:
- Misanthropic
- Pagan Saviour
- Shadowlands
- Afterimage
- Shapeshifter
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This Is What the Edge of Your Seat Was Made for Ep
Bring Me the Horizon Manufacturer: Visible Noise ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000CBVN6C Release Date: 2006-11-12 |
Tracks:
- They Have No Reflections
- Who Wants Flowers When You're Dead
- Rawwwrr
- Traitors Never Play Hangman
Album Details
Formed in South Yorkshire, UK During 2004, Bring Me the Horizon have Attracted Fans around the World with their Unique Mix of Extreme Metal. Their First CD, with the Apt Title "This is What the Edge of Your Seat was Made For" is a Blistering Debut. This UK Version Has Different Artwork Than the Australian Version.
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The Radio EP - Cop Killer
Manufacturer: Warner Bros. Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B000BWRGPY |
Product Description
Rare advanced pressing featuring five tracks from "Body Count" CD featuring the controversial, withdrawn song "Cop Killer." Very Limited Pressing. TRACKS: 1. There Goes the Neighborhood (4:01) 2. Voodoo (5:01) 3. Bowels of the Devil (3:43) 4. Momma's Gotta Die Tonight (6:11) 5. Cop Killer* (3:15)Customer Reviews:
C*p K*ller???.......2007-04-08
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The Running EP
Beloved Manufacturer: Solid State Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B0001BKAVC Release Date: 2004-02-24 |
Tracks:
- Kiss It Goodbye
- The Blue Period
- Going Through The Motions
- Before There Was You, There Was Everything
- The Aftermath
- Into Your Arms
Customer Reviews:
Legendary.......2006-07-10
Melodic Genius.......2005-05-05
_The Running_ is a great title for this album because it gives off the impression that you're headed somewhere fast... whether it be running away from your fears or running into the arms of God, I'm sure Beloved would prefer the former.
Other highlights on this album are "Going Through the Motions" and "Before There was You, There was Everything". I would suggest any fan of melodic hardcore who enjoys innovation and emotion check this disc out-- I'd say its for fans of Thursday, Dead Poetic and Underoath.
If you ever liked Bloodshed, get this album.......2004-08-11
good tunes.......2004-03-16
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Ceremony of Opposites + Rebellion [EP]
Samael Manufacturer: Century Media ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000005HLS Release Date: 1994-03-22 |
Tracks:
- Black Trip
- Celebration Of The Fourth
- Son Of Earth
- 'Til We Meet Again
- Mask Of The Red Death
- Baphomet's Throne
- Flagellation
- Crown
- To Our Martyrs
- Ceremony Of Opposites
Customer Reviews:
Wonderful.......2007-02-17
Misanthropic black metal.......2006-11-04
The album's best song is definitely 'Black Trip' and lets you know what Samael is all about. The first half-second swells into a blistering attack of intense double kick and a crushing guitar riff, which eventually moves into a highly fluid and syncopated verse riff. After a short three minutes of pure aggression, the song ends with the ominous 'I await the coming of my death'. This is easily one of my favorite songs, and could be perhaps the most intense album opener in extreme metal. The only album-openers that compare are 'In Shadows And Dust' and 'The Ambassador Of Pain', both by Kataklysm.
I hope I have convinced you of the magnitude of this album. Unlike other black metal albums that one would be inclined to listen to privately and contemplatively, you will want to crank up this album and release all your energy to it.
AMAZING MASTERPIECE .......2005-09-17
The thing I really like about Vorph's vocal use is it has appeal and real emotions behind it, not like Deicide(I used to really enjoy listening to Deicide when I was younger, but it does nothing for me now, especially since I refuse to waste my time with such repetitive emotionless crap lacking everything a hard album should offer, except speed, but making the songs fast is not all there is to making an album hard).
There are no real stand out tracks here, which is good because it retains its wholeness to stand much higher than many other albums, even by Samael. I woke up this morning with the lyrics of Son Of Earth, that is how powerful this album and band are. In my review of the Samael album 'Eternal', I said "Ceremony Of Opposites was always my favourite but this album(Eternal) has grown on me much more". I'm not really sure I can stand by those words, as there will never be another album as soul piercing as Ceremony Of Opposites. This may not have the epic sound like Eternal does, but it has something that eternal lacks entirely, and that it a pure hard, rough like a thousand sandstones under your bare feet. The way Vorph spews forth the lyrics on this album, and the words he has chosen are so bold and effective. The last track on Ceremony Of Opposites(which is the title track)makes my skin crawl. But don't listen to that song before hearing the others, as it only has that effect after listening to the entire album. This album must be listened to in its entirety to be fully appreciated. Adding Rebellion onto the same disc is rather a catch 22 in my opinion. Being a really nice addition to Ceremony Of Opposites on hand, but after listening to the Ceremony Of Opposites album in its entirety I like a little bit of silence to get my breath back. It really is a breath taking experience.
Excellent artwork for an album well deserving of it. The cover is so matching to the music, its almost part of it. I couldn't imagine any other artwork being used on Ceremony. This is art at its finest, both musically and graphically.
"We're a part of everything as everything is a part of us" is the cryptic response issued by Vorph, Samael's guitarist and vocalist, when questioned about whether or not he associates Samael with the notorious trappings of black metal.
Hymns of blasphemy and attrition.......2005-04-10
F*@king g00d.......2003-10-25
If 'anthems to the welkin at dusk' - emperor, appealed to you then its for you, also if your into dimmu borgir, this is just what you want.
Also...listen to opeth people!!!!!!! for those of you who haven't yet listened to them...please do! your missing out...STILL LIFE!!!!!!!!!!
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Thrall: Demonsweatlive [EP]
Danzig Manufacturer: Sony ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B00000AEIU Release Date: 1998-09-01 |
Tracks:
- It's Coming Down
- The Violet Fire
- Trouble
- Snakes Of Christ
- Am I Demon
- Sistinas
- Mother
Customer Reviews:
OH MOTHER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!.......2006-12-27
Dark, Bluesy, Gritty and Explosive: Welcome Demonsweatlive! .......2006-02-14
"Violent Fire" is one of the best guitar driven songs from the band, and it's earth shaking, powerful driving force more or less drives the point home around, over and through Glenn's voice. If this song were in a book, I could only think it something from H.P. Lovecraft. I think it's maybe to dire to compare to a zombie flick movie soundtrack, which again is what makes Danzig so special in the gloom rock of the era..they staned out, alone, and away from the crowd.
Another great track out of the seven is large and wide the opening one, titled "It's coming down". Danzig doesn't get to deep with songwriting here as it's another great track that is laden with the prolific guitar virtuoso we've come to admire from the album. If you want some darker rock/metal that is different from anything you've heard before, and also has some truly great guitarwork, then say no more, and check out Thrall: Demonsweatlive. The musical experience you get from Danzigs dark lil' corner of the musicverse, is well worth the wait!
HAPPY HALLOWEEN........2005-09-15
If Your looking for trouble! .......2004-07-31
Thrall
On the Thrall part of the album there are 2 of Danzig's heaviest and most powerful songs they have ever released, Its Coming Down and the violet fire. as well as these 2 classic songs on the Thralll section you also get an amazing cover of the classic Elvis song, Trouble(and who better to sing it than the evil Elvis himself?)
DemonSweatLive
the Demonsweatlive section doesnt contain as many live tracks as i would have expected for my money but the live tracks here are top quality in both the sound production and of the classic songs chosen. They play one of my favourite danzig tracks, Snakes of Christ (Lucifuge 1990), the 88' classic 'Am I Demon' from their self titled debut album, the haunting 'Sistinas' off their 1992 album 'How the Gods Kill' and the all time fans favourite 'Mother', which is the best live track ever! Also if you let the cd play on after the end of Mother live (track 7) for about 10 minutes there is the original studio version of mother which is a nice extra. Thrall-Demonsweatlive is a great album for any danzig fan that wants live and new studio tracks.
One of the best albums I own!.......2002-01-22
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The Fuck Hearts EP
Black My Heart Manufacturer: Goodbye Blue Skies ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B0006HBZVK Release Date: 2000-04-05 |
Tracks:
- Hope Bound
- Fuck Hearts
- Tight Pants and Turtlenecks
- Washed Away
- Thick as Blood
Album Review:
- Herbstlaub
- High Havoc [Import]
- I Gave You My Heart
- Inevitable
- Insomnia Pt.2 [CD-single] [Enhanced] [Import]
- It's A Beatwave [Import]
- Just Call Me "Lone" Lee: The Continuing Confessions of Tim "Love" Lee [Import]
- Klone Ikons, Vol. 2 [Box set] [Import]
- Kosmischer Pitch
- Landlocked
Album Review
Mozart: Serenade No. 10 "Gran Partita" KV 361
Music: As Egundas Intencoes Do Manual Pratico [Import]
My Generation Pt.2 [CD-single]