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 None So Live: Montreal 2002 - Cryptopsy
 None So Live: Montreal 2002 - Cryptopsy ... Disc #1 Tracklisting1 Intro 2 Crown of Horns 3 White Worms 4 We Bleed 5 Open Face Surgery 6 Cold Hate, Warm Blood 7 Phobophile 8 Shroud 9 Graves of the Fathers 10 Drum Solo 11 Defenestration 12 Slit Your Guts Newest Review: ... performing these songs, but for any except for the most die-hard Cryptopsy fan, this is going to sound like a stream of ... more ... similar, repetitive death metal songs with an incessant preoccupation with tangential solos.
Martin Lacroix is the new vocalist drafted in for the performance, and his guttural growling style is more reminiscent of Lord Worm than his direct predecessor Mike DiSalvo. He does his job well, even if he never really impresses, and curiously addresses the crowd in French throughout. Not being too familiar with the band's material I couldn't say whether they tend to go off on one during the performance, as would be expected fro...more |
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None So Live: Montreal 2002 - Cryptopsy: None So Live: Montreal 2002 (233 words)
by - written on 15/06/08 (Very useful, 33 readings)
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At over fifty minutes with eleven songs (excluding the worthless 'Intro' crowd chant), this is the first Cryptopsy album to display value for money, and it's an impressive live performance from the Canadians in their home city. The band displays commendable energy and sincerity in performing these songs, but for any except for the most die-hard Cryptopsy fan, this is going to sound like a stream of similar, repetitive death metal songs with an incessant preoccupation with tangential solos. Martin Lacroix is the new vocalist drafted in for the performance, and his guttural growling style is more reminiscent of Lord Worm than his direct predecessor Mike DiSalvo. ... Read the complete review
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