Speed Metal Symphony - Cacophony

Description: Genre: Hard Rock & Metal - Heavy Metal / Artist: Cacophony / Import / Audio CD released at Shrapnel / Disc #1 ... more

Speed Metal Symphony - Cacophony ... Tracklisting
1 Savage
2 Where My Fortune Lies
3 Ninja
4 Concerto
5 Burn the Ground
6 Desert Island
7 Speed Metal Symphony

Newest Review: ... Metal Symphony' holds together really well, and will be a refreshing change of pace for those expecting something technically ... more

... impressive but devoid of entertainment, as can be the case with the albums of other guitar heroes. The duo work against each other exceptionally well, and although the album takes the plunge into severe shred overkill on occasion, this can't be realistically seen as a drawback, as it's what most people come here expecting. Fortunately, the rest of us get a lot more than that. These songs tend to be on the long side, to make time for the guitar theatrics, but that doesn't mean they're not accessible. Peter Marino'...more

Price Comparison for Speed Metal Symphony - Cacophony

	Speed Metal Symphony Release Date: 1990 - 10 - 25, Audio CD, Shrapnel Last Update 09.11.2009 05:40	£ 12.52

Speed Metal Symphony
Release Date: 1990 - 10 - 25, Audio CD, Shrapnel

Last Update 09.11.2009 05:40

£ 12.52

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Speed Metal Symphony - Cacophony: Speed Metal Symphony (311 words)
by - written on 05/04/08 (Very useful, 18 readings)
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Cacophony's two albums are targeted primarily at guitar fans, but have still been commendably designed to appeal to casual metal fans who aren't averse to a bit of fret masturbation. Well alright, a lot of it. Led by the guitar talents of Marty Friedman (who would later join Megadeth) and the young Jason Becker (he was seventeen when this was recorded), the slightly arrogantly titled 'Speed Metal Symphony' holds together really well, and will be a refreshing change of pace for those expecting something technically impressive but devoid of entertainment, as can be the case with the albums of other guitar heroes. The duo work against each other exceptionally ... Read the complete review