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 Dark Of Sun - Grave Digger
 Dark Of Sun - Grave Digger ... Tracklisting1 Intro - Grave Digger 2 Dark of the Sun - Grave Digger 3 Heavy Metal Breakdown - Grateful Dead, Grave Digger 4 Witchhunter - Grateful Dead, Grave Digger 5 Headbanging Man - Grateful Dead, Grave Digge Newest Review: ... being re-recordings of lesser tracks from Grave Digger's early career. Preceded by an unusual take from a live show where the ... more ... band audibly knows all the words as they chant over an acoustic guitar, 'The Dark of the Sun' erupts as a damn fine heavy metal anthem, but one that's a little less effective when removed from its album context. Chris Boltendahl's chorus is enhanced by over-dubbing, and Uwe Lulis' guitar riffs are strong.
Sadly, the E.P. falters after this, as the remaining songs aren't quite up to the same standard, though listeners whose taste for speed metal lies more in the eighties with bands such as Accept should appreciate the...more |
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The Dark of the Sun
Release Date: 1997 - 08 - 01, Audio CD, Plastic Head Music Last Update 23.11.2009 05:46
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Dark Of Sun - Grave Digger: The Dark of the Sun (193 words)
by - written on 14/07/08 (Very useful, 9 readings)
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Effectively an expanded single for the song from 'Tunes of War,' 'The Dark of the Sun' is a very average and non-essential release for anyone who owns the previous album, the three additional songs merely being re-recordings of lesser tracks from Grave Digger's early career. Preceded by an unusual take from a live show where the band audibly knows all the words as they chant over an acoustic guitar, 'The Dark of the Sun' erupts as a damn fine heavy metal anthem, but one that's a little less effective when removed from its album context. Chris Boltendahl's chorus is enhanced by over-dubbing, and Uwe Lulis' guitar riffs are strong. Sadly, the E.P. falters after ... Read the complete review
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