Reckoning Night [Import]

Reckoning Night [Import]

Editorial Reviews
Product Description
Japanese pressing of the Finnish prog-metal act's 2004 album has earliest release (U.S. currently not scheduled) & one bonus track 'Wrecking the Sphere'. Avalon.

Tracks:

Misplaced
Blinded No More
Ain't Your Fairytale
Reckoning Day, Reckoning Night
Don't Say a Word
Boy Who Wanted to Be a Real Puppet
My Selene
Wildfire
White Pearl Black Oceans...
Shamandalie

Album Description

Details TBA. Icarus. 2004.

Customer Reviews:

Melodic metal.......2007-07-14

Best album this group has produced so far. Previous albums were good, but in this one, every song is special. Specifically, "White Pearl, Black Oceans" is amazing. When you want to relax and listen to something different, this fills the bill. Not for your hard core power metal fans. Rivals "Nightwish" albums.

Beautiful........2006-12-28

If you've never listened to Sonata Arctica, understand that SA are storytellers. Every song is a story unto itself and honestly told like a story. Most bands make some songs which are tales of some kind or another; usually what you get, however, is "I lost my girl" or "I found a girl" or "I hate life."

Not exactly original.

Sonata Arctica's songs are vivid paintings of a fantastic nature; somehow in four to nine minutes they can give you a setting, some unnamed characters which they still manage to make you resonate with, and a satisfying (if not always happy) conclusion. On this album, for example:

*Ain't Your Fairytale - Told from the perspective of wolves who must fight to maintain their world against the growing threat of men.
*Don't Say a Word - A man obsessed with his love takes it to very creepy extremes.
*Wildfire - A boy, cast out and reviled by a town for the deeds of his father, takes his revenge by condemning the people to a horrible doom in the flames of his hate.
*White Pearl, Black Oceans - Their masterpiece. Of all the songs they've done, this is easily the most epic in its scope (at least to me). A lighthouse-keeper, always alone, ventures into town on New Year's Eve and subsequently suffers a heartbreaking series of events that shatter him.

Technically they are precise and inventive on Reckoning Night; lyrically, as I've said, this is the most accomplished of their work. If there's a complaint to be had about their work it's that their English is flawed (they're a Finnish band), although I doubt it'll bother you unless you're an English major.

Also, though it has nothing to do with the music - Reckoning Night has some of the best artwork in its packaging that I've ever seen. If you like the album's cover you'll like the rest of it.

More Great Sonata Arctica.......2006-09-08

This band brings depth, quality, and skill to the table for our enjoyment. They can go fast, like Dragonforce, but they also know how to make a ballad. I prefer their harder stuff though, but don't have to skip tracks because it is all very good. Sometimes you can hear Tony Kakko's Finnish accent, but it does not detract from the music in my opinion. I have Ecliptica and Winterheart's Guild (in addition to Reckoning Night) and they are also worth getting. If you like Sonata Arctica's style, make sure you pick up all 3 titles that I mentioned. They are very satisfying.

Excellent.......2006-08-24

Sonata Arctica is one of the best things that ever happened in the musical world, and this album took them a step further, showing they can bring more sofisticated pieces then their previous material.

Highly recommended, although previous albums might be a better start for those who are not (yet) fans. I'd only recommend this as a first album to those who can appreciate the relative complexity, such as progressive metal fans.

I Reckon(ing) They're Out of Ideas.......2006-05-19

It seems alot of Euro power metal bands that started off promisingly have quickly run aground. bands like Nocturnal Rites and Edguy have taken to treading the same tired waters, having seemingly lost the spark of their earlier albums. Add Sonata Arctica to that list. If anything, SA lost a step with this release, which sounds completely uninspired. They were showing signs of fatigue on their previous album (Winterheart's Guild) but it at least kept pace w/ the first 2 albums. If you're a total SA fanboy, you'll be fine with this album, but if you're an older power metal fan who's tired of hearing bands just re-make the same album every year, this is definitely not the one for you; i'd recommend trying Dragonforce instead (no, they're not all that original either, but they play with 100% more balls and conviction than what you'll hear on Reckoning Night)

Average customer rating:

The Best Bargain in the Bin!!
Ditto!
Country music from the edge of the blues

Edge of Night
Mike Henderson
Manufacturer: Dead Reckoning
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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Thicker Than Water
Country Music Made Me Do It

ASIN: B0000021VM
Release Date: 2006-03-20

Tracks:

I Wouldn't Lay My Guitar Down
Wherever You Are
Nobody's Fault But Mine
The Edge Of Night
One Foot In The Honky Tonk
This May Be The Last Time
You're So Square
Honky Tonk Vacation (Tribute To Waylon)
This Property Is Condemned
Take Me Back And Try Me
Drivin' Nails In My Coffin

Customer Reviews:

The Best Bargain in the Bin!!.......2007-06-29

Blues, country, rock, even a touch of soul. Tough to pigeon-hole this offering from Dead Reckoning alum Mike Henderson. Yup, I paid 1$ for this CD. And it is constantly in my computer drive at work, playing through windows media player and stunning co-workers as they walk by. Most want to know when Stevie Ray Vaughan decided to leave the grave and make another album. The playing on Edge of Night is tight and emotive and inventive. There's a raw, bar-room sound that gives this collection almost a live-in-concert feel. Pick a track, "When I Get Drunk" is the perfect opening to the music brawl, with nice guitar chops and beer suds hitting the floor. "Hip Shakin", "Pony Blues" and "Give Me Back My Wig" all have tung-in-cheek appeal, and guitar work that would make Dave Edmunds want to crawl back into the wreckage. This band of Dead Reckoners pulls off boogie-woogie, blues, swing, country, rock and a bit of soul without even flinching.

My editorial comment is this; why has the music industry gone off the deep end? Why doesn't good music like this ever make it to rock stations?
In the end you have to undergound to get the good stuff. And this heres the good stuff!

Ditto!.......2002-08-24

I was going to write a review of this CD but when I saw Redeye's review I realized that I couldn't say it better or even as well for that matter. Mike Henderson is unfortunately an unknown gem. Give his music a shot. ...

Country music from the edge of the blues.......2001-11-30

Mike Henderson's music is tough. It doesn't matter whether you call it "country" or "blues", this music has an edge to it as jagged as a broken beer bottle. That no one has reviewed this album before confirms one of my worst fears: the fear that there are a lot of great records out there that I'm not hearing. This is guitar music so unique, so down and dirty, so threatening that it should come with a warning label: Caution!
Not for those planning on inheriting the Earth.

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Night of Reckoning
Dead Reckoners
Manufacturer: Dead Reckoning (Comp
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

General | Rock | Styles | Music

Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music
ASIN: B00006IJ3S
Release Date: 2002-09-10

Tracks:

Intro
I Desire Fire
Cryin' For Nothing
You Tell Me
Rocky Road
Workin' On It
Always Will
Waiting For The Assassin
Pearl Earrings
Too Much Love
When We're Gone, Long Gone
Outro

Average customer rating:

Awesome CD. Never gets old!

Night of Reckoning
The Dead Reckoners
Manufacturer: Dead Reckoning
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B0000021VS
Release Date: 1997-03-11

Tracks:

Intro
I Desire Fire
Cryin, For Nothing
You Tell Me
Rocky Road
Workin' On It
Always Will
Waiting For The Assassin
Pearl Earrings
Too Much Love
When We're Gone, Long Gone
Outro

Amazon.com

Dead Reckoning is not just a small, acclaimed, Nashville record company; it's also a touring concert package. When the label's whole roster shows up at a nightclub near you, these singer-songwriters don't take each play a set alone; instead they all jump on stage at once and plug in. A typical Dead Reckoners live show has been documented on Night of Reckoning. Although it was recorded in a Nashville studio for audio-fidelity reasons, it was taped live without overdubs and is true to the spirit of the club shows. "I Desire Fire," is a hard-driving, bawdy blues rocker, followed by "Crying for Nothing," a hard-core honky-tonk ballad. There's the noisily aggressive country rock of "Workin' on It" and the half-spoken, half-sung Quentin Tarantino-gone-country narrative of "Waiting for the Assassin." --Geoffrey Himes

Customer Reviews:

Awesome CD. Never gets old!.......2003-05-08

I bought this CD in '97, after hearing 'Rocky Road' on an Americana radio station here in Texas. What a wonderful surprise! I adore every single cut on this CD! This music never gets old.... 6 years and it's still fresh. Listen to it one time and it's that awesome violin, next time it will be the bass line that gets you. There's an incredible amount of depth to this music. These musicians are awesome in their own right, but put them together! Wow!

My 11 and 14 year old daughters love it too.

Edge of Night
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Edge of Night
Mike Henderson
Manufacturer: Dead Reckoning (Comp
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

General | Blues | Styles | Music
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ASIN: B00006EXCW
Release Date: 2002-08-06

Tracks:

I Wouldn't Lay My Guitar Down
Wherever You Are
Nobody's Fault But Mine
The Edge Of Night
One Foot In The Honky Tonk
This May Be The Last Time
You're So Square
Honky Tonk Vacation (Tribute To Waylon)
This Property Is Condemned
Take Me Back And Try Me
Driving' Nails In My Coffin

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Tony Kakko pulls it again.
Awesome, but not their best...
As addictive as caffeine--but it's GOOD for you!
Incredible
New SOnota Arctica album, not bad...

Reckoning Night
Sonata Arctica
Manufacturer: Micp
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

General | Hard Rock & Metal | Styles | Music

Progressive Metal | Progressive | Rock | Styles | Music

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ASIN: B0002T23NG
Release Date: 2004-10-12

Tracks:

Misplaced
Blinded No More
Ain't Your Fairytale
Reckoning Day, Reckoning Night
Don't Say a Word
Boy Who Wanted to Be a Real Puppet
My Selene
Wildfire
White Pearl Black Oceans...
Shamandalie

Album Description

Japanese pressing of the Finnish prog-metal act's 2004 album with 1 added bonus track 'Wrecking the Sphere'. Avalon.

Customer Reviews:

Tony Kakko pulls it again........2004-12-21

Why doesn't this band get more coverage? Tony Kakko has not failed to satisfy on any album. Even on the previous album, Winterheart's Guild (which I wasn't a huge fan of, but still solid) He busts out this masterpiece. Masterpiece did I say? Yes I said masterpiece and not many albums get that from me.

These guys say they are inspired by Stratovarius. The funny part is that they kicked Strato's entire discography's A** in their debut album Ecliptica and Kakko has only gotten better.

Kakko is a master of melody shifts, the song will be somwhere at one second and the next it will be doing something completely different while STILL holding coherance, Dream Theater (the proclaimed masters) can only boast this sometimes, but it's like they have something to prove rather than focusing on the song itself. Kakko is brilliant.

This album has a great mix of melody, from the hard rocking Misplaced, Ain't Your Fairy Tale, and Wildfire. To the epic, harmonic induced, power driven, emotional, overblown masterpiece Don't Say A Word. Then shifts to a completely different jumpy and catchy story of A Boy Who Wanted to Be A Real Puppet. Near the end is the melodic and tear jerking opening of White Pearl, Black Oceans, which turns epic! Even the guitarists contribution My Selene is catchy and tear jerking.

Is that a mix bag of genious for you? It is the album of 2004, but they're stuck in Finland, and where are we? Oh yeah, we're stuck in America, listening to crap like Disturbed, Shadows Fall and Ashley Simpson. Give me a break, Sonata Arctica is coming to America this spring to Chicago, and I'm going to be first in line to see them.

Long live Sonata Arctica, I know Tony Kakko and company will never dissapoint!

Awesome, but not their best..........2004-12-05

After being completely addicted to the last Sonata Arctica album, Winterheart's Guild, I was wondering how Sonata could possibly get any better. After completely surpassing their fellow countrymen Stratovarius in my heavy metal mindset, the release of this album had me counting the days until I could get a copy.

Reckoning Night still doesn't surpass Winterheart's Guild in my book, but that really doesn't matter when the album packs an extremely major punch. Sonata once again keeps things fresh by experimenting and expanding upon the sound that makes them who they are.

Don't Say a Word, the sequel to Silence's The End of this Chapter is worth the price of admition in itself, being downright creepy and merciless to the very end. Wildfire is just to die for, and is probably the band's most ruthless and angry sounding song after Dream Theives from the Broken EP (another personal favorite). White Pearl, Black Oceans takes the Sonata sound to new heights, and is downright sad when you decipher the story behind the lyrics. Jani Liimatainen's My Selene is also a strong point and a surprise as well, as it is usually vocalist and mastermind Tony Kakko behind the creative process.

It's really hard to say anything negative about Reckoning Night, but I was quite suprised upon my first listen that the production had taken a very noticeable hit in quality. The overall sound is not as clean as the first three albums. Still, there is enough sweet ear candy to be had here to make up for that.

However, I must admit I really didn't like shelling out an extra $15 bucks for an import, especially considering the bonus track "Wrecking the Sphere" is completely worthless. I know I'll sound like a broken record, but I do get really sick of waiting a few extra months to get a domestic copy of an European metal outfit's CD in the U.S.. I mean how long did we have to wait for an American copy of Nightwish's Once ~ FOREVER. But, hey, I'm a sucker for great metal, so I guess I'll calm down.

Sonata shows no signs of slowing down with Reckoning Night. I'd recommend this to anyone with an interest in the genre, but I still recommend Winterheart's Guild or Ecliptica as one's first Sonata purchase.

As addictive as caffeine--but it's GOOD for you!.......2004-11-29

I'm not sure why I like Sonata Arctica so much. They have furiously fast guitar riffs, machine-gun drumbeats, and barely audible bass tone, which usually turns me off to a band. But Sonata Arctica is different than other "power metal" groups. Tony Kakko and company have an impeccable sense of melody, and although the songs often require repeated listens to fully appreciate, they are all extremely catchy. Songs on "Reckoning Night" are also fairly complex, with excellent bridges, dynamic song changes, and shrewd use of choruses. I also think they break new ground here, the tunes being a nice departure from previous albums.
"Misplaced" is a powerful opener, with throbbing central choruses and an urgent pace. "Blinded No More" reminds me somewhat of "Broken", with a more relaxed tempo that is deceptively friendly before accelerating into an angry pitch. Like "Winterheart's Guild", the second song segues into the third almost seamlessly, and I love "Ain't Your Fairytale"'s opening rhythm. I like the theme, too, which seems to address the killing of wolves and their message to their hunters. The only song I could do without is "Reckoning Day, Reckoning Night", which is a brooding piece with somber pianos, ominous synths, and a moody aura. It serves better as a prelude to "Don't Say a Word," which has a fantastic chorus that gets my adrenaline spewing. "Wildfire" is a nasty little number, with the evil narrator from "The End of this Chapter" hissing more verbal venom. Amazingly, this song seems to channel Blind Guardian in both song structure and melody. Tony Kakko even sounds like Hansi in some places, and there's a nice juxtaposition of gruff, harsh screaming with mellow intonations. To me, Kakko sounds awesome belting out hostile lyrics with his supple windbags.
My favorite song is "White Pearl, Black Oceans", which is a clever description of a lighthouse beacon being swallowed by thrashing tides. This nine-minute song is about a man who neglects his duty as a lighthouse tender and the tragedy that ensues when a ship crashes. The song is crammed full of emotional singing, epic choruses, and great soloing. Oh, and I have to say that an emphasis has been placed on very melodic interplay between the guitars and keyboards. Virtuosity is top-notch here, but the soloing is a little less fever-pitched and more developed, with slower moments that balance out the more frantic speed displays. The album ends with "Shamandalie", a nice acoustic folksy song that is very soulful and satisfying.
I am extremely pleased with "Reckoning Night". It is an excellent addition to Sonata's impressive discography and hopefully lays the groundwork for future albums. They are quickly becoming one of progressive rock's most consistent bands.

Incredible.......2004-11-29

If it were up to me this would have an unlimited number of stars. I've been a Sonata Arctica fan for about two years now, and they've provided me with beautiful music through every difficult situation I've faced.This, their latest album, is in my opinion their best. The intellectual and lyrical growth from Winterheart's Guild is very apparent, although i think that all their albums are 5 star albums, on par with each other. This album just goes above and beyond anything I've ever listened to. Considering that this band is a huge influence on my own songwriting, i always study each song very carefully. Each song here holds up as a fantastic song by one of the best bands ever. My favorites have to be White Pearl, Black Oceans ; Wildfire; The Boy Who Wanted To Be A Real Puppet; Don't Say a Word, and Misplaced. But then again, i LOVE this entire album buy it right now and don't hesitate.

New SOnota Arctica album, not bad..........2004-11-01

First, I need to put it out there that I am a big Sonota Arctica fan. They have made it to the top of my favorite band list, which includes bands like Dream Theater, Vanishing Point, Iron Maiden, and Andromeda.
Now, for the new album. I had to give it a few listens before reviewing it for others, because every album after the first (Ecliptica) has taken a few listens to grow on me. Sonota changes subtly with each release, so each album - while similiar - is a new style. I think that this album represents a much bigger style change than any of the previous releases.
Songs such as "White Pearl, Black Oceans" and "Don't Say A Word" seem to have taken a big stylistic cue from the band Blind Guardian, and have big choir sung choruses and much rougher vocals then we are used to hearing from Tony Kakko.
The songs "Wildfire" and "The Boy Who Wanted To Be A Real Puppet' seem to be lifted from some lost album of Helloween songs, as they are straight forward power metal songs with lyrics and vocals on par with "Dr. Stein" and "Heavy Metal Hamsters".
The music is unmistakeably Sonota Arctica, but much different than we are used to hearing from this band. Overall, I think it is a good album, but not as good as their previous releases. Sonota fans should definately pick this up, but if you are new to the band, pick up Winterheart's Guild or Silence instead.
Sonota fans should alos pick up the single CD for "Don't Say A Word" as it has a great cover of Vanishing Point's "Two Minds, One Soul".

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Found exactly what I was looking for...
Reckoning Night - Musical Ingenuity
Kakko pulls it again....

Reckoning Night
Sonata Arctica
Manufacturer: Pony Canyon Japan
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B0006HCVH2
Release Date: 2004-11-15

Tracks:

Misplaced
Blinded No More
Ain't Your Fairytale
Reckoning Day, Reckoning Night
Don't Say a Word
Boy Who Wanted to Be a Real Puppet
My Selene
Wildfire
White Pearl Black Oceans...
Shamandalie

Album Description

Asian pressing of the Finnish metal act's 2004 album includes the bonus track 'Wrecking The Sphere'. Pony Canyon.

Customer Reviews:

Found exactly what I was looking for..........2005-02-16

If you have never listened to a Sonata Arctica cd before, you will not go wrong with buying this cd first, although their other albumns are really worth checking out. I bought this cd a hour ago and so far I can't get enough of White Pearl, Black Oceans...this albumn completely stomps any other band in the ground who might even consider being in this genre. One word of caution...if you have important homework to do, wait until classes are out before listening to it! Just buy this cd, you won't regret it...and I hope to see you at a concert this year in the USA... metal rules!

Reckoning Night - Musical Ingenuity.......2005-02-03

This is about as good as it gets for any metal album out there - Reckoning Night easily displays the strength of this band in melodic heavy metal, shifting between the more heavier modern styles and older styles characteristic of classics. However, while differentiating themselves with great melodic arrangements, their lyrics are overkill - you don't find lyrics and a male singer this good in most rock!

The opening song, Misplaced, gives a taste of their variety, even demonstrating some influences from Nightwish (a fellow Finnish metal band whos popularity worldwide is growing huge) in the vocal arrangement. Ain't Your Fairytale is another notable song, harking back to the imagery of wolves that was found in their previous album Winterheart's Guild (i.e. the song The Cage). However, the real gold mine of the album hits in the middle, with Don't Say A Word - this song is amazing on all levels, especially the vocals/lyrics. It shows a little influence from Children of Bodom (yet another good finnish black metal band), yet goes far beyond with in instilling the image of the song. It doesn't end with the instantaneous amazing factor of that song though - My Selene ups it a notch with a amazing power metal ballad! The sadness & futility of a lover's love oozes in the song. The album continues with Wildfire and White Pearls, Black Oceans, and all of the songs are enjoyable on a good level.

In short, this album exemplifies the amazing impact Sonata Arctica will have in bringing some of the best melodic heavy metal to the table that you'll ever hear, and Reckoning Night is well worth a buy over almost anything else you'll find out there (and their other albums are definitely worth checking out too).

In addition, they will be touring the US this year as a support band for Nightwish, so find out if they're coming near you and go to their concerts and experience two of some of the best bands of the times! (I will be going to 3 of their concerts)

Kakko pulls it again...........2005-01-03

Why doesn't this band get more coverage? Tony Kakko has not failed to satisfy on any album. Even on the previous album, Winterheart's Guild (which I wasn't a huge fan of, but still solid) He busts out this masterpiece. Masterpiece did I say? Yes I said masterpiece and not many albums get that from me.

These guys say they are inspired by Stratovarius. The funny part is that they kicked Strato's entire discography's [...] in their debut album Ecliptica and Kakko has only gotten better.

Kakko is a master of melody shifts, the song will be somwhere at one second and the next it will be doing something completely different while STILL holding coherance, Dream Theater (the proclaimed masters) can only boast this sometimes, but it's like they have something to prove rather than focusing on the song itself. Kakko is brilliant.

This album has a great mix of melody, from the hard rocking Misplaced, Ain't Your Fairy Tale, and Wildfire. To the epic, harmonic induced, power driven, emotional, overblown masterpiece Don't Say A Word. Then shifts to a completely different jumpy and catchy story of A Boy Who Wanted to Be A Real Puppet. Near the end is the melodic and tear jerking opening of White Pearl, Black Oceans, which turns epic! Even the guitarists contribution My Selene is catchy and tear jerking.

Is that a mix bag of genious for you? It is the album of 2004, but they're stuck in Finland, and where are we? Oh yeah, we're stuck in America, listening to [...] like Disturbed, Shadows Fall and Ashley Simpson. Give me a break, Sonata Arctica is coming to America this spring to Chicago, and I'm going to be first in line to see them.

Long live Sonata Arctica, I know Tony Kakko and company will never dissapoint!

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Reckoning Night
Sonata Arctica
Manufacturer: Nuclear Blast
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

General | Hard Rock & Metal | Styles | Music

Progressive Metal | Progressive | Rock | Styles | Music

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ASIN: B00064X7CI
Release Date: 2004-10-12

Tracks:

Misplaced
Blinded No More
Ain't Your Fairytale
Reckoning Day, Reckoning Night
Don't Say a Word
Boy Who Wanted to Be a Real Puppet
My Selene
Wildfire
White Pearl Black Oceans...
Shamandalie

Album Description

European digipak version of the popular metal act's 2004 album for Nuclear Blast.

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Reckoning Night
Sonata Arctica
Manufacturer: Nuclear Blast
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

General | Hard Rock & Metal | Styles | Music
ASIN: B000LX5RWM

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Reckoning Night
Sonata Arctica
Manufacturer: Phantom Sound & Vision
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD
ASIN: B000N0QCUO
Release Date: 2004-10-12

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