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 Dead Eyes See No Future - Arch Enemy
 Dead Eyes See No Future - Arch Enemy ... Century Media / Disc #1 Tracklisting1 Dead Eyes See No Future 2 Burning Angel 3 We Will Rise 4 Heart of Darkness 5 Symphony of Destruction 6 Kill With Power 7 Incarnated Solvent Abuse 8 We Will Rise [CD-ROM Track] Newest Review: ... to do. There's even a weird break featuring slow army drums and a mournful cello that doesn't really fit in, but as a ... more ... slightly more commercial offering from Arch Enemy this is still satisfyingly death metal for the fans. The live versions fare a little less well due to Angela Gossow's less refined vocal performance outside of the studio, and her over-use of pointless profanity as the atmosphere evidently goes to her head (she uses three "f" words just introducing 'We Will Rise'), though the material itself is strong - even if it would have been nice to hear her tackle the earlier songs originally growled by Johan Liiva.
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Dead Eyes See No Future
Release Date: 2004 - 11 - 15, Audio CD, Century Media Last Update 25.12.2009 05:45
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Dead Eyes See No Future - Arch Enemy: Falling From Grace (487 words)
by - written on 26/01/08 (Very useful, 32 readings)
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Released a year later than the album as a supplementary rather than promotional E.P., 'Dead Eyes See No Future' is aimed primarily at pleasing the existing fan base rather than trying to draw in newcomers, and as such makes the perfect companion piece to 'Anthems of Rebellion.' Only two songs are reproduced, the title song and a later, live version of its hit 'We Will Rise,' and the rest is made up of live material from a Paris show in 2004 and some quite unusual cover songs. 'Dead Eyes' itself is one of the more interesting and successful takes from the full-length album, despite the guitars falling a little flat as modern Arch Enemy tends to do. There's even ... Read the complete review
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