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 Mafia - Zakk Wylde & Black Label Society
 Mafia - Zakk Wylde & Black Label Society ... Artemis / Disc #1 Tracklisting1 Fire It Up 2 Whats In You 3 Suicide Messiah 4 Forever Down 5 In This River 6 You Must Be Blind 7 Death March 8 Dr. Octavia 9 Say What You Will 10 Too Tough To Die 11 Electric Hellfire 12 Spread Your Wings 13 Been A Long Time 14 Dirt On The Grave Newest Review: ... Black Label Society, based around the same type of guitar riff as ever, but with Wylde's vocals consciously breaking free of ... more ... his Ozzy influence, and surprisingly tending to go higher rather than lower, as would be customary for the Southern stoner bands usually classed as his contemporaries. Sadly, the sound very soon falls back into the Ozzy mould with 'What's In You,' the catchy 'Forever Down,' the slow 'Death March,' the more energetic 'Electric Hellfire' and the whining ballad 'Dirt on the Grave' all reflecting different aspects of that other artist's catalogue that Wylde helped to write in recent years. Crossover i...more |
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Mafia
Release Date: 2005 - 03 - 07, Audio CD, Artemis Last Update 01.12.2009 05:49
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Mafia - Zakk Wylde & Black Label Society: Fire It Up (384 words)
by - written on 20/02/08 (Very useful, 20 readings)
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Black Label Society's sixth album features a full band to slightly distil the impression that this is entirely a Zakk Wylde solo project, though essentially that's still what it is. This means plenty of down-tuned, repetitive, groove metal riffing, over-use of pinch harmonics for no apparent reason, and vocal lines that sound a like a bored Ozzy Osbourne, but fortunately Wylde is very, very slowly starting to develop a style of his own. Opening song 'Fire It Up' is the best example of this "ever-so-slightly-new" Black Label Society, based around the same type of guitar riff as ever, but with Wylde's vocals consciously breaking free of his Ozzy ... Read the complete review
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