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 Out Of Exile - Audioslave
 Out Of Exile - Audioslave ... Tracklisting1 Your Time Has Come 2 Out Of Exile 3 Be Yourself 4 Doesn't Remind Me 5 Drown Me Slowly 6 Heaven's Dead 7 The Worm 8 Man Or Animal 9 Yesterday To Tomorrow 10 Dandelion 11 #1 Zero 12 The Curse 13 Like A Stone Newest Review: ... that singer happens to be the amazing Chris Cornell. You can't get better than Audioslave really - they are an almost perfect ... more ... rock band with incredible style and impeccable judgement over what tracks to include on their albums.
The 'Out of Exile' album kicks off with the amazing 'Your Time Has Come' and throughout its duration never fails to impress with its fast, exciting and truly infectious sound. The music is uplifting, strong and is verging on perfection - seriously this album has it all, awesome guitar solos, super drum beats, some of the best vocals you will ever hear, and some truly cracking bass work. Every track is a blinder on th...more |
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Out of Exile
Release Date: 2005 - 05 - 23, Audio CD, Polydor Last Update 01.12.2009 05:49
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Read Reviews for Out Of Exile - Audioslave
Out Of Exile - Audioslave: Your Time Has Come To Listen To Audioslave (551 words)
by - written on 30/01/08 (Very useful, 60 readings)
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When a band consists of 75% of the members of Rage Against The Machine, and their final member and singer is the ex vocalist of the late, great Soundgarden - they're never likely to release anything bad are they? As expected, this release is a great display of fine rocking, with Chris Cornell's vocals sounding as amazing as ever. As much as I love Rage Against The Machine - the idea of them with a singer rather than a rapper never fails to put a smile on my face. I love Zack De La Rocha and have been looking out for his new material ever since Rage Against The Machine split up, however the idea of a Rage Against The Machine with a singer always excites me greatly, ... Read the complete review
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