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 A Long March - As I Lay Dying
 A Long March - As I Lay Dying ... Tracklisting1 Illusions 2 Beginning 3 Reinvention 4 Pain Of Seperation 5 Forever 6 Beneath The Encasing Of Ashes 7 Torn Within 8 Forced To Die 9 Breath In The Eyes Of Eternity 10 Blood Turned To Tears 11 Voices That Betray Me 12 When This World Fades 13 Surrounded 14 Long March 15 Refined By Your Embrace 16 Innocence Spilled 17 Behind Me Lies Another Fallen Soldier 18 Illusions 19 Beginning 20 Reinvention 21 Pain Of Seperation 22 Foreve Newest Review: ... the Encasing of Ashes' together with their songs from the split E.P. with American Tragedy, which are inexplicably ... more ... re-recorded in a more polished and higher budget version to open the album, presumably because the young fans would be scared away if confronted with something inferior to chart sound quality. I hate those people.
None of this material is particularly great, but the original album is good if you're into that sort of thing, and takes a satisfyingly more methodical and experimental approach compared to the unanimously harsh re-recordings at the start, where Tim Lambesis performs everything in a distorted hardcore scream no ...more |
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A Long March - As I Lay Dying: My Mother Is Still a Fish (382 words)
by - written on 29/01/08 (Very useful, 30 readings)
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This was quite a painful album to listen to, partly due to the lower quality production on the earlier recordings but mainly because I can't stand metalcore and hardcore bands. But they have fans out there, and As I Lay Dying have generously cashed in on - wait, I mean re-released their rare early material in a more convenient form for the album charts. Despite my slight bitterness, I actually always think it's a good idea to keep older material commercially available, and this album collects the band's 2001 debut 'Beneath the Encasing of Ashes' together with their songs from the split E.P. with American Tragedy, which are inexplicably re-recorded in a more ... Read the complete review
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