Last Days of Utopia [Enhanced]

Last Days of Utopia [Enhanced]

Track Listings

1. Harbour Of Hope

2. A New Beginning

3. On Stormy Seas

4. The Shores Of Utopia

5. Ocean Paradise

6. The Beauty Of Love

7. The Great Rebellion

8. Endless Rain

9. Last Days Of Utopia

10. Underneath The Blue

11. Left Alone

Editorial Reviews
Product Description
With their tremendous 2001 comeback album, One Million Lightyears From Home, Domain managed to form an unseamed link to their successful years at the end of the 80s, when they won the hearts of European metal fans with the albums Our Kingdom (still under their old band name Kingdom), Before The Storm and Crack In The Wall and such songs as Lost In The City and Sign From Your Heart. The 2002 release, Artefact and the tour which followed (with rock legends HTP, featuring Glenn Hughes and Joe Lynn Turner) cemented their reputation as one of the most talented bands in Germany. Consisting of the exceptional guitarist Axel "Ironfinger" Ritt, vocalist Carsten "Lizard" Schulz (also of Evidence One), keyboarder Erdmann Lange, bass player Jochen Mayer (Boysvoice, Demon Drive, Casanova) and ex-Symphorce drummer Stefan Köllner, Domain deliver a harder, yet more epic sound than ever before - a perfect mixture of progressive, melodic and symphonic sounds. The Last Days Of Utopia is an epic musical journey, in which Domain resurrect the world of Utopia in true concept format.

Last Days of Utopia,Domain,Lmp [Spv],Heavy Metal,Pop,Rock

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Last Days of Utopia
Domain
Manufacturer: Lmp
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

General | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music
General | Rock | Styles | Music
General | Hard Rock & Metal | Styles | Music
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ASIN: B00077W5MC
Release Date: 2005-01-17

Tracks:

Harbour Of Hope
A New Beginning
On Stormy Seas
The Shores Of Utopia
Ocean Paradise
The Beauty Of Love
The Great Rebellion
Endless Rain
Last Days Of Utopia
Underneath The Blue
Left Alone

Album Description

With their tremendous 2001 comeback album, One Million Lightyears From Home, Domain managed to form an unseamed link to their successful years at the end of the 80s, when they won the hearts of European metal fans with the albums Our Kingdom (still under their old band name Kingdom), Before The Storm and Crack In The Wall and such songs as Lost In The City and Sign From Your Heart. The 2002 release, Artefact and the tour which followed (with rock legends HTP, featuring Glenn Hughes and Joe Lynn Turner) cemented their reputation as one of the most talented bands in Germany. Consisting of the exceptional guitarist Axel "Ironfinger" Ritt, vocalist Carsten "Lizard" Schulz (also of Evidence One), keyboarder Erdmann Lange, bass player Jochen Mayer (Boysvoice, Demon Drive, Casanova) and ex-Symphorce drummer Stefan Köllner, Domain deliver a harder, yet more epic sound than ever before - a perfect mixture of progressive, melodic and symphonic sounds. The Last Days Of Utopia is an epic musical journey, in which Domain resurrect the world of Utopia in true concept format.

Average customer rating:

Domain - Last Days of Utopia
Symphonic Epic Metal at its best.

Last Days of Utopia
Domain
Manufacturer: Lmp
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

General | Rock | Styles | Music

General | Hard Rock & Metal | Styles | Music
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ASIN: B00077W5M2
Release Date: 2005-03-08

Tracks:

Harbour Of Hope
A New Beginning
On Stormy Seas
The Shores Of Utopia
Ocean Paradise
The Beauty Of Love
The Great Rebellion
Endless Rain
Last Days Of Utopia
Underneath The Blue
Left Alone
Head Above The Water
Caught In The Flame
A New Beginning (non epic version)
Endless Rain (non epic version)
Left Alone

Album Description

The limited edition double CD includes remixes of three tracks, a new version of Caught In The Flame and the exclusive bonus track Head Above The Water as well as the video clip of Endless Rain, a poster of the cover artwork, PC wallpaper and Winamp skins.

Customer Reviews:

Domain - Last Days of Utopia.......2005-11-20

I bought this cd 'cus it was limited editon to 4,000 and had a bonus cd, a poster and a sticker. The cover artwork is quite eye-catching, so I thought I'd give it a try. The sticker on the cd it said it was a conceptual melodic metal masterpiece and this is true. I've always been a fan of concept albums, and this album delivers from heaviness to melodic metal. With great orchestrations, great guitar work and an outstanding drummer, with a rememberable vocalists. With all the bonuses this is a must have for people who like a story to go along with their music.

Symphonic Epic Metal at its best........2005-05-06

No, of all the epic metal bands out there, Rhapsody still remains number one. As for this album, it comes pretty close. I found this album in the cover of another album by lmp records, and decided to pick it up since it seemed similar to a rhapsody album. I am glad i did so, for it was well worht the money!!

Overall, if you havent heard Rhapsody, the sound is a very unique type of metal. It makes use of an extrodinary wide variety of instruments, adding an epic feeling to the entire cd. My personal favorite are those times when they have this symphonic feeling added in the background.

A little bit more about the cd? Most noticeably to me, the drums are near perfect. SOmehow, they jsut fit into the rest of the music perfectly. They're nothing outstanding by themselves, but they add exactly what the band needs to produce this epic sound. The use of the double bass drum petals are also well placed, which adds a fast, driving feel at critical times.

The accompanying symphony is extrodinary. The choir is extremely powerful, giving a deep and fuller sound to the lead vocals. Next, the miscellaneos percussion sounds add another layer to the songs. Makes the cd extremly enjoyable to listen to, as well as promoting the atmosphere of the storyline. Finally, it adds a nice fanfare aspect to the songs. I am a personal fan of powerful sounding music, and the choir and fanfare aspects make this cd spectacular.

The guitar parts aren't noticeably brought out, but when they are, its extremely well done. The solos are... thrilling... for lack of better words. Also, there are several places where it is just the guitar, and these happen to be my personal favorite parts. If you want out-of-the-ordianrry guitar work and solos, this isnt the cd, but like the drums, it fits in perfectly to the overall effect.

Finally, the vocals. Not much to say here. DOn't get me wrong, they're awesome, but again, they sound a lot like the vocals from kamelot and other various metal bands.

Overall, I would definately advise any metal fan to get this cd. The reason for this is for the overall effect of the music and the sound of the cd. No oneaspect is anything supernatural, but they all come together to create an atmosphere unique to only the best of metal bands. FOr this, it easily earns 4 stars.