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Description: Genre: Hard Rock & Metal - Heavy Metal / Artist: Adagio / Audio CD released 2006-07-17 at Locomotive / Disc #1 ... more
Dominate - Adagio ... Tracklisting
1 Dominate
2 Fire Forever
3 Terror Jungle
4 Children of the Dead Lake
5 R'lyeh the Dead
6 Darkitecht
7 Kissing the Crow
8 Fame

Newest Review: ... rock ballads. There’s even a pointless cover of Irene Cara’s ‘Fame’ that departs from the original in all but the vocal ... more

 ... melody, yet doesn’t do anything interesting with the song (you know, THAT ‘Fame.’ Yeah, the eighties thing. No, not that one, that’s ‘Gold’ you’re thinking of, this is that other one that’s pretty much the same as that. Yeah, that one). 1. Fire Forever 2. Arcanas Tenebrae/Dominate 3. Terror Jungle 4. Children of the Dead Lake 5. R’Lyeh the Dead 6. The Darkitecht 7. Kissing the Crow 8. Fame 9. Undying [Japanese bonus track] The first song is really good, even if it’s nothing new. A relatively straightforward power metal ...more

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Dominate
Release Date: 2006 - 07 - 17, Audio CD, Locomotive Music
Last Update 30.11.2009 05:47
£ 8.31


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by - written on 25/10/07 (Very useful, 74 readings)
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The arrival of talented Brazilian vocalist Gustavo Monsanto signalled great things to come from Adagio, France’s answer to Symphony X, but unfortunately last year’s ‘Dominate’ failed to live up to their past glories. Gone are the impressive neoclassical elements for the most part, restricted to Stéphan Forté’s brief lead guitar passages in the style of Michael Romeo or a laid-back Yngwie J. Malmsteen, while Kevin Codfert’s keyboards now sound just about the same as every other power metal band that fancies itself as a bit progressive. One of the most noticeable and drastic changes is evident within the first minute of the album, as Monsanto’s pleasant mid-range singing ...  Read the complete review

 

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