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 Far From The Madding Crowd - Wuthering Heights
 Far From The Madding Crowd - Wuthering Heights ... Tracklisting1 Gather Ye Wild [Instrumental] 2 Road Goes Ever On 3 Tree 4 Longing for the Woods, Pt. 1: The Wild Children 5 Highland Winds 6 Longing for the Woods, Pt. 2: The Ring of Fire 7 Bollard 8 Bad Hobbits Die Hard 9 Longing for the Woods, Pt. 3: Herne's Prophecy 10 Land of Olden Glory 11 Lament for L?rien 12 Tapdancer: Gather Ye Wild (Reprise) Newest Review: ... an example of this can be found on "The Road Goes Ever On" where the vocalist finishes with an almost Dio like ... more ... voice.
The album's musical side can also be described as eclectic, for the most part there is a power edge worthy of Blind Guardian, however folk elements and progressive sneak in, there's an intriguing acoustic turn blast of metal track "The Tapdancer Gather Ye Wild Reprise" which has a hint of medievalness to it and impresses acoustically before turning into an out of tune mess.
This isn't an album I rate that highly but a favourite track would probably be the relatively straight-forward guitar solo heavy &q...more |
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Far From Madding Crowd
Release Date: 2004 - 02 - 16, Audio CD, Locomotive Music Last Update 29.11.2009 05:47
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Far From The Madding Crowd - Wuthering Heights: Mediocre metal from Denmark (317 words)
by - written on 29/06/09 (Very useful, 8 readings)
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This Danish folk/metal band are approachable for most listeners, the guitar solos should content most metal fans and equalise the fact that it tends to be quite poppy vocally. I'm not a big fan of the vocals, they seem to go out of tune on certain songs and are a bit sharp on the ears, however due to the length of certain songs they do change considerably throughout the song - an example of this can be found on "The Road Goes Ever On" where the vocalist finishes with an almost Dio like voice. The album's musical side can also be described as eclectic, for the most part there is a power edge worthy of Blind Guardian, however folk elements ... Read the complete review
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