Burning Red [Extra tracks] [Import]

Burning Red [Extra tracks] [Import]

Track Listings

1. Enter The Phoenix

2. Desire To Fire

3. Nothing Left

4. The Blood The Sweat The Tears

5. Silver

6. From This Day

7. Exhale The Vile

8. Message In A Bottle

9. Devil With The Kings Card

10. House Of Suffering (Bonus Track)

11. Alcoholocaust (Bonus Track)

12. I Defy

13. Five

14. The Burning Red

Editorial Reviews
Product Description
Japanese edition of 1999 album for alternative metal act features 14 tracks including 2 bonus tracks, 'House Of Suffering' & 'Alcoholocaust'. Roadrunner. 2003.

Burning Red,Machine Head,Roadrunner Int'l,Alternative Metal,Heavy Metal,Pop,Rock

Average customer rating:

It's A Hit or Miss Album

Incredible

How dissapointing

Underappreciated

stop hacking on this album

Burning Red
Machine Head
Manufacturer: Roadrunner
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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Enter The Phoenix
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Silver
From This Day
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Message In A Bottle
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I Defy
Five
The Burning Red

Customer Reviews:

It's A Hit or Miss Album.......2006-12-03

Machine Head has been a band that has always kept my interest for at least three years. However, "The Burning Red" is an album that you should take warning on. At times, there are some somewhat thrash-reminscent tracks ("The Blood, The Sweat, The Tears"), some ballads ("Silver", "The Burning Red"), and then you have the controversial rapcore track "From This Day", which basically has previous fans turn their heads. The Police cover song, "Message in a Bottle", is a pretty good tune, but it's more ballad-esque and less groove thrash.

My opinion: This album is far from their greatest and will never dethrone "Burn My Eyes", but it has its moments as well. Just stay away from the sloppily put together "Supercharger" and you'll be safe.

Incredible.......2006-08-28

This is an amazing CD. The sound is comparable to Sevendust's first album. It's one of the only discs I can listen to the whole way though without skipping around tracks.

I discovered The Burning Red by accident and it has become my favorite CD ever. It's an inspiration to people out there who have suffered and worked hard to rise above all that was bad in their lives.

There are a lot of people on here who don't like it because it is a little different then older Machine Head stuff... Don't listen to them. Some people just fear change.

How dissapointing.......2006-08-03

I find it hard to believe that the same band who put out the heavy metal classic "Burn My Eyes" and the strong follow-up "The More Things Change", would suddenly sink into the nu-metal trash. To be honest, most nu-metal that I actually like, I wouldn't buy a CD from(the nu-metal CDs I do have are from my nu-metal phase). The awesome riffs, the cool solos, the sweet drumming, and a band who had a message about society have been pushed aside here for power chords, rapping, and self loathing lyrics. I gave this 2 stars because I like 2 or 3 songs on here, but one of those 3 songs is a cover. When I saw the music video for "From this Day", it almost made me want to slap Rob in the face. He went from a tall, powerful metalhead to a stupid, trendy, spiky-haired w igger. They would get worse on "Supercharger", but thank god that Machine Head recovered on "Through the Ashes of the Empires". This is not a good place to start for Machine Head at all. Get their first 2 albums and their new one to hear Rob and the gang as a post thrash/groove metal powerhouse, not a nu-metal slump.

Underappreciated.......2006-06-28

I was first introduced to Machine Head by their cover of Black Sabbath's "Hole in the Sky" off the Nativity in Black Vol. 2 tribute album. That track blew me away. They'd taken an already great song and imbued it with a building ferocity and intensity (particularly that last minute or so) I had not expected.

I decided to check out their latest album at that time (The Burning Red) and I was not disapointed. Most of the mp3s I heard were great, most memorably the song "I Defy". So I bought the album.

As the album somewhat deviates from their previous efforts, The Burning Red has been almost universally panned by the die-hard fans, who accuse the band of jumping on the nu-metal bandwagon. I don't consider myself a nu-metal fan, but then I generally think of nu-metal with regards to bands like Deftones, which I'm not really into. It's hard to describe the nu-metal sound, but this just isn't it.

Honestly, I've had a harder time getting into Machine Head's prior albums. They're both good, but they've got a vaguely Pantera-esque sound that doesn't strike the same chord with me. This album sounds to me like a band that's progressing, not selling out. They've learned to write more accessible music with catchier beats and rhythms while maintaining their anger and intensity. The only track I sometimes skip is their cover of Sting's "Message in a Bottle", which is good but starts to feel played after I've heard it a few times. This album is the kind of metal I'd want to make. There's a certain tenacity and build-up behind it all, especially in the verse sections. Vocalist Rob Flynn even breaks out into an angry rap once or twice, but only often enough to be effective and not tiresome. This is not Limp Bizkit.

The Burning Red ranks right up there with some of my favorite crushing metal albums of the 90's like Roots by Sepultura and Demanufacture by Fear Factory. If you ask me, this album is old school.

stop hacking on this album.......2006-04-13

one of the best metal albums yet how can you say they went soft just listen to other bands at that time (metallica went soft with load /reload >limp bizkit nuf said .nealy all (METAL)bands of yesteryear sure as s**t aint metal now the burning red is one of the most underrated albums of the last 7years i recomend you buy this album along with HELLALIVE and FROM THE ASHES OF EMPIRES if your new to metal forget all the posers like limp bizkit and korn(new stuff)buy it and buy it now p.s METAL rules the earth

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On their third release the Charms put it all together. There is simply not a bad song on this cd. It stands up to...no, it REQUIRES repeated playings!! The song writing is excellent-lyrically and musically. The distintive farfisa is still there but guitar player Joe Wizda steals the show-nothing flashy, but a brilliant rocking presence throughout. Singer Ellie Vee has found her voice and what a voice it is, sexy and sultry or peeling the paint off your walls. "Red cherry lips-that's what I talk about you with" is the opening line of the disc and from there it jsut gets better....you won't be disappointed if you buy this cd!

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