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 Raising Fear - Armored Saint
 Raising Fear - Armored Saint ... Tracklisting1 Raising Fear 2 Saturday Night Special 3 Out on a Limb 4 Isolation 5 Chemical Euphoria 6 Crisis of Life 7 Frozen Will/Legacy 8 Human Vulture 9 Book of Blood 10 Terror 11 Underdogs Newest Review: ... excellent, and the rest only less excellent by comparison. This isn't the most original heavy metal album around, the songs ... more ... tend to get repetitive and the extended length of fifty-two minutes compared to the usual forty can affect the listener's attention span by the time the final songs come around, but with solemn epics 'Isolation' and 'Legacy' balanced out by the pounding 'Raising Fear' and the bluesy, melodic 'Crisis of Life' and 'Terror,' there's something here for fans of all strands of classic metal, even if the album came along a little too late (if it had been any earlier, there wouldn't have been a template to copy).
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Raising Fear
Release Date: 2001 - 11 - 26, Audio CD, Metal Blade Last Update 11.11.2009 05:41
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Raising Fear - Armored Saint: On the Third LP, the Saints Rose Again (421 words)
by - written on 28/01/08 (Very useful, 10 readings)
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L.A.'s Armored Saint recorded a heavy metal classic with their third album 'Raising Fear,' and it's sadly the only section of their discography to stand up over time, with allowances made for the earlier debut. This time Pritchard and Sandoval's guitars are heavier, mightier and tighter than ever before, and John Bush's wails are back to full force after slipping in the second album. While most of the songs still follow the pathfinder of Judas Priest's work several years earlier, there's now a distinct Armored Saint touch that makes most of these songs excellent, and the rest only less excellent by comparison. This isn't the most original heavy metal album ... Read the complete review
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