Reroute to Remain [Import]

Reroute to Remain [Import]

Track Listings

1. Reroute To Remain

2. System

3. Drifter

4. Trigger

5. Cloud Connected

6. Transparent

7. Dawn Of A New Day

8. Egonomic

9. Minus

10. Dismiss The Cynics

11. Free Fall

12. Dark Signs

13. Metaphor

14. Black And White

15. Colony (Live) (Bonus Track)

Editorial Reviews
Product Description
Asian edition of the Scandinavian metal act's sixth album subtitled 14 Songs Of Conscious Insanity. Includes the live bonus track, 'Colony'. Multi-folding digipak. Toy's Factory. 2002.

Tracks:

Reroute To Remain
System
Drifter
Trigger
Cloud Connected
Transparent
Dawn Of A New Day
Egonomic
Minus
Dismiss The Cynics
Free Fall
Dark Signs
Metaphor
Black & White

Album Description

2002 release from Sweden's In Flames, the band's most superior and accessible album yet. The Iron Maiden of today! Fourteen songs of conscious insanity.

Customer Reviews:

Grows on you.......2007-03-01

I've been a huge In Flames fan for quite a while now, and I got this album a while back. Jester Race and Whoracle are their undisputed masterpieces (Colony and Clayman are up there, too), and when I first listened to this album I was disappointed. It seemed greatly lacking in just about every category possible in comparison to their earlier albums. Although I still prefer their earlier albums, I have come to really like this album. Unfortunately this is their last good album in my opinion. Reroute to Remain marks a change in their sound (it continues on their "newer" sound presented on Colony and Clayman, and adds some electronic samples in their music, as did Dark Tranquillity), which isn't necessarily a bad thing (it took me a while to get used to, but now I enjoy it almost as much as their older stuff). My only advice is avoid their last two albums, unless you find yourself liking their newer sound than their older sound. Overall, RTR is a very good album that evolves In Flames' sound. If you're new to In Flames, I suggest starting with Jester Race or Whoracle first, though.

BOOOOO!!!!!!!.......2007-02-17

This album is garbage. I love in flames and i can't find anything nice to say about this album except that when thrown from a moving car it flies really nice and shatters into a million pieces!

Metallic excellence........2006-12-22

This is the first album I bought by In Flames, and after going back and buying every album that went before (and since), I have to say this is my favorite. Actually, this is one of my all time favorite albums period. I like pretty much like everything they have ever done, but this one really stands out for me. I don't understand the negativity surrounding this album by long time "fans", I really can't see where they are coming from. This album is truly a masterpiece.

Good, Different, Experimental.......2006-12-04

This was when In Flames got accusations of selling out (Its an up in the air debate with me) however this album is still good and enjoyable. Listen to it for yourself before making a decision on it. Its deff more experimental than their other work and most certainly not as good however RRTR is still good music and I deff enjoyed it. Some of the tracks are weak and others very strong. Their newer work doesnt have the Flow of Jester Race or Whoracle and neither does it have their mood, it doesnt have the intensity and consistancy of Colony and Clayman however it is In Flames and still good music just different. More poppy and more of a clean and processed production. Its deff more atmospheric and more vocal focused then their earlier work but still good just not great.

it rocks..........2006-11-15

thats how i can sum it up. it may not sound like whoracle but i still love this record. some of my fav. songs are on here. they got alot of crap for this one(and the next one) but i loved it. they tried something new. not st. anger new(thank god!) but its a new sound none the less. and it works.

Average customer rating:

Reroute to Remain
In Flames
Manufacturer: Dream on
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B00006YX84
Release Date: 2002-10-14

Tracks:

Reroute To Remain
System
Drifter
Trigger
Cloud Connected
Transparent
Dawn Of A New Day
Egonomic
Minus
Dismiss The Cynics
Free Fall
Dark Signs
Metaphor
Black And White
Colony (Live) (Bonus Track)

Album Description

Asian edition of the Scandinavian metal act's sixth album subtitled 14 Songs Of Conscious Insanity. Includes the live bonus track, 'Colony'. Multi-folding digipak. Toy's Factory. 2002.

Album Details

Asian Version featuring a Bonus Track: 'colony (Live)'.