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 Elements Vol.1 - Stratovarius
 Elements Vol.1 - Stratovarius ... Tracklisting1 Eagleheart 2 Soul Of A Vagabond 3 Find Your Own Voice 4 Fantasia 5 Learning To Fly 6 Papillon 7 Stratofortress 8 Elements 9 Drop In The Ocean Newest Review: ... criticism of power metal, an offshoot of classic heavy metal characterised by high wailing vocals, high pitched guitars and ... more ... songs about dragons and warriors, I may have to: Elements is cheesy.
1. Eagleheart
2. Soul of a Vagabond
3. Find Your Own Voice
4. Fantasia
5. Learning to Fly
6. Papillon
7. Stratofortress
8. Elements
9. A Drop in the Ocean
The first thing that disappointed me when listening to this first of two concept CDs was the general lack of a unifying concept or sound to tie it all together. These tracks all stand alone, as it should be, but they don’t really benefit from being placed in the order they are, and tracks could b...more |
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Elements Vol.1
Release Date: 2003 - 01 - 27, Audio CD, Nuclear Blast Last Update 19.03.2010 05:12
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Elements Vol.1 - Stratovarius: Make Your Own Paradise (822 words)
by - written on 20/12/05 (Very useful, 148 readings)
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Many distinctive rock bands reach a point where the individual sound they have pioneered starts to lose its appeal. Pantera unintentionally became a parody of their favoured barroom brawl metal sound, while In Flames simply forgot how to be good. For Stratovarius the decline was inevitable; their polished, symphonic power metal style had remained constant since the mid-90s and most of their albums sound the same. The new millennium brought ‘Elements,’ envisioned as an epic two-part concept album released in two halves a year apart in the style of Helloween’s ‘Keeper of the Seven Keys,’ or more recently, System of a Down’s ‘Mesmerize’/‘Hypnotize.’ A lofty idea ... Read the complete review
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