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Binding: Audio CD
EAN: 0693723792521
Label: inside out
Manufacturer: inside out
Number Of Discs: 1
Publisher: inside out
Release Date: June 26, 2007
Sales Rank: 5598
Studio: inside out
Disc 1:- Oculus Ex Inferni
- Set The World On Fire (The Lie Of Lies)
- Domination
- The SerpentÃs Kiss
- Paradise Lost
- Eve Of Seduction
- The Walls Of Babylon
- Seven
- The Sacrifice
- Revelation (Divus Pennae Ex Tragoedia)
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The masters of Symphonic Power Metal are back!
Symphony X are recognized by-and-large as one the most important acts in the worldwide metal scene. After the release of their hugely successful CD, The Odyssey - and after nearly five years - Michael Romeo and his band have returned with what is already being praised as their best work to date. Paradise Lost has all the trademarks that have come to be associated with Symphony X: Incredibly intricate and powerful, yet-melodic compositions that showcase every member's unrivaled technical skill as instrumentalists. However, once again it must be said that the spotlight is squarely on the ferocious vocal force of singer Russell Allen and the almost inhuman pyrotechnics of guitarist Michael Romeo.
The North American version of Paradise Lost features a fantastic foldout and diecut digipack that was designed by Warren Flanagan, who has done art-direction for major motion picture blockbusters such as I Robot, X-Men and Blade.
This is thee guitar release of the summer!
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Symphony X continue to be one of the premier progressive metal acts in the U.S. It is a shame that they are not more popular here. "Paradise Lost" is a musical interpretation of the John Milton poem of the same name dealing with the fall of man in the garden of Eden at the hands of the devil. Heady stuff for sure, but Symphony X excels at this type of storytelling and creates another very very strong body of work. Musically the album gets a bit more metal riff oriented than the band's previous ... Read More
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This is the top American progressive metal band. They are awesome at what they do. Worth getting this cd and all thier other.
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After all these years, this is what we get ..Ive listened to this cd countless times since its release and really nothing truly stands out . its just kind of dull... 2 decent tracks but the rest of the cd has no flow and zero symphonic overtones. not sure what's next? they need to go back and go over what got them a fanbase . truly there weakest cd since " The Damnation Game" I mean If I want to listen to Pantera I would.... C'mon Guys , your better than this!!!!
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I can appreciate metal in most of its forms. Meshuggah is clearly brilliant, Mastodon brings out the jazzier side of metal (IMO), Metallica in their halcyon days were a force, and then there's Symphony X. I listened to "The Odyssey", it was okay but I wasn't convinced by anything. The production sounded a bit flat and dare I say it, cheap. "V", I kinda had the same impression. "Paradise Lost"; this album is in a whole different league than those first albums. If I had any gripe whatsoever I just wish ... Read More
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It seemed like forever, but absence makes the heart grow fonder. Symphony X delivers what we all expected. A raw album that seems to fuse all their artistic abilities into one! 2007, gave us...Paradise Lost!
1. Oculus ex Inferni - This is how we've come to expect Symphony X to begin an album! A hard hitting symphonic rock piece that truly sets the mood! A heavy peice that will bring you right in! 5/5
2. Set The World on Fire (The Lie of Lies) - An insanely heavy way to truly ... Read More
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