Burning Japan Live - Arch Enemy

Description: Genre: Hard Rock & Metal - Speed Metal & Thrash / Artist: Arch Enemy / Enhanced / Audio CD released at Dream on / Disc ... more

Burning Japan Live - Arch Enemy ... #1 Tracklisting
1 Immorta
2 Dark Insanity
3 Dead Inside
4 Diva Satanica
5 Pilgrim
6 Silverwing
7 Beast of Man
8 Bass Intro/ Tears of the Dead
9 Bridge of Destiny
10 Transmigration Macabre
11 Angelclaw
12 [CD-ROM Track] [Live][Multimedia Track]

Newest Review: ... rather pointless crowd interaction between that merely introduces the next one by title, and Sharlee D'angelo's similarly ... more

... dull bass intro to 'Tears of the Dead.' The only real advantage is that by mixing some choice pickings from the ever-so-slightly different albums, the end result is a little more diverse and less repetitive than the original albums themselves, particularly the previous 'Burning Bridges' and its incessant TV game show guitar solos that are only represented on four tracks here. 'Burning Bridges' was one of my first death metal albums, so it's nice to finally hear those songs in a different environment -even if there's only...more

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Burning Japan Live - Arch Enemy: Liiva's Viking Funeral (450 words)
by - written on 26/01/08 (Very useful, 24 readings)
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There was no real need for an Arch Enemy live album this early in the band's career, but due to either a contractual obligation or the departure of vocalist Johan Liiva, this 1999 live performance from Tokyo was cobbled together with hasty cover art (the same as the previous studio album 'Burning Bridges,' but tinted red and with a live photo clumsily overlaid) and would ultimately represent the end of the Liiva era and the band's relative obscurity. The sound quality here is excellent, but there's really very little to discern these songs from the three studio albums they hail from, apart from rather pointless crowd interaction between that merely introduces ... Read the complete review

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