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 Absolute Purity - Alas
 Absolute Purity - Alas ... Tracklisting1 Absolute Purity 2 Enchanted 3 Endlessly Searching 4 Silencing The Sorrow 5 Loss Of A Life 6 Tragedies 7 Quest Of Serenity 8 Rejection Of What You Perceive 9 Surmounting The Masses 10 Longing For Destiny Newest Review: ... in select songs. One problem that she isn't necessarily accountable for are the absolutely abominable lyrics, littered with ... more ... the worst, most basic and desperate rhymes and the most simplistic emotional subject matter extrapolated from each song title ("Come enter my realm of emotion ... Come swim in my rumbling ocean").
1. Absolute Purity
2. The Enchanted
3. Endlessly Searching
4. Silencing the Sorrow
5. Loss of a Life
6. Tragedies
7. Quest for Serenity
8. Rejection of What You Perceive
9. Surmounting the Masses
10. Longing for Destiny
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Absolute Purity
Release Date: 2001 - 07 - 23, Audio CD, Hammerheart Last Update 04.12.2009 05:59
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Absolute Purity - Alas: You Pitiful Pions (945 words)
by - written on 11/12/07 (Very useful, 57 readings)
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Alas, here we have another death metal guitarist setting up a side project to extend his repertoire, when he should have stuck to his day job. And being guitarist for Hate Eternal, after spending considerable time with Morbid Angel, is pretty cool as far as day jobs go. Alas is Erik Rutan's one-off (so far) operatic progressive metal project, which essentially means slowed-down melodic death metal riffs over stilted drums, with a shrieking woman placed on top. These projects can sometimes work very well, as was the case for Cynic spin-off Aghora, but here it falls rather flat, and becomes increasingly tedious as the album plods along. Rutan's riffs and solos ... Read the complete review
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