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Awaken The Guardian (cd+dvd) - Fates Warning

 

Description: Genre: Hard Rock & Metal / Artist: Fates Warning / CD+DVD / Audio CD released 2007-01-01 at METALBLADE / Disc #1 ... more
Awaken The Guardian (cd+dvd) - Fates Warning ... Tracklisting
1 Sorceress
2 Valley Of The Dolls
3 Fata Morgana
4 Guardian
5 Prelude To Ruin
6 Giants Of Lore (Heart Of Winter)
7 Time Long Past
8 Exodus

Disc #2 Tracklisting
1 Sorceress
2 Valley Of The Dolls
3 Prelude To Ruin
4 Fata Morgana
5 Damnation
6 Apparition
7 Sorceress
8 Guardian
9 Die Young

Disc #3 Tracklisting
1 Valley Of The Dolls
2 Pirates Of The Underground
3 Orphan Gypsy
4 Fata Morgana
5 Traveler In Time
6 Sorceress
7 Guardian
8 Prelude To Ruin
9 Damnation
10 Apparition
11 Die Young
12 Kiss Of Death

Newest Review: ... experimentation. The sound is comparable to Iron Maiden around that time, with the even more extreme vocals of John Arch ... more

 ... carrying off some impressive and very high melodies that will doubtless repel as many listeners as they attract. Unusual time signatures keep listeners on their toes, but unfortunately the album fails to be gripping all the way through, and becomes fairly repetitive by the half-way point. Some songs stand out for various reasons, from the melodic vocals of 'Fata Morgana' to the acoustic introduction of 'Guardian' and the distinctly Maidenesque finale 'Exodus' that sounds a more complex version of that other band's epic f...more

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Premium Review Awaken The Guardian (cd+dvd) - Fates Warning: Awaken the Guardian (200 words)
by Frankingsteins - written on 08/07/08 (Useful, 12 readings)
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Fates Warning were one of the forefathers of progressive metal in the eighties, and 'Awaken the Guardian' catches them at a time when their sound was still distinctly rooted in the 1980s heavy metal sound, albeit with a focus on experimentation. The sound is comparable to Iron Maiden around that time, with the even more extreme vocals of John Arch carrying off some impressive and very high melodies that will doubtless repel as many listeners as they attract. Unusual time signatures keep listeners on their toes, but unfortunately the album fails to be gripping all the way through, and becomes fairly repetitive by the half-way point. Some songs stand out for ...

 
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