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 Perpetual Burn - Jason Becker
 Perpetual Burn - Jason Becker ... Tracklisting1 Altitudes 2 Perpetual Blues 3 Mabel's Fatal Fable 4 Temple Of The Absurd 5 Eleven Blue Egyptians 6 Dweller In The Cellar 7 Opus Pocus Newest Review: ... or less the same flamboyant classical instrumental shredding as Yngwie Malmsteen and the others in the field, Becker's solos ... more ... feel more authentically from the heart, and he doesn't rely on cheap gimmicks like a pop singer in an attempt to reach a wider market.
As a purer expression of the shred genre, the only other instruments aside from Becker are occasional guest solos from his former collaborator Marty Friedman (later of Megadeth), drumming by Atma Anur that keeps up the pace and helps to ground the sound, and brief keyboard moments in more ambient songs like 'Air.' The mood here ranges from the excitement of full-pelt shredding to mor...more |
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Perpetual Burn - Jason Becker: Extinguished Too Soon (371 words)
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Jason Becker is among the lesser known but highest respected of the heavy metal guitar virtuosos, recording his only album of neoclassical guitar theatrics at the age of eighteen before ALS (Lou Gehrig's Disease) robbed him of his ability to play, to talk or even to breathe without assistance. It's a real shame that the world couldn't hear more of Becker's music the way he intended it (there have been further releases, but mostly consisting of demo material), as although it's more or less the same flamboyant classical instrumental shredding as Yngwie Malmsteen and the others in the field, Becker's solos feel more authentically from the heart, and he doesn't rely on cheap ... Read the complete review
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