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Temple Of Shadows - Angra

Description: Genre: Hard Rock & Metal - Heavy Metal / Artist: Angra / Audio CD released 2004-11-22 at Spv / Disc #1 ... more

Temple Of Shadows - Angra ... Tracklisting
1 Deus Le Volt
2 Spread Your Fire
3 Angels And Demons
4 Waiting Silence
5 Wishing Well
6 Temple Of Hate
7 Shadow Hunter
8 No Pain For The Dead
9 Winds Of Destination
10 Sprouts Of Time
11 Morning Star
12 Late Redemption

Newest Review: ... albums. Eduardo Falaschi's wails are strongly reminiscent of Edguy's Tobias Sammet, and are really at their best in the ... more

... faster songs such as the more fundamental power metal of tracks two, three and six than in the album's softer moments of 'Waiting and Silence,' among others. As an ambitious album open to new ideas, there are also some enjoyable guest appearances from the band's contemporaries in the metal world, most notably Hansi Kürsch (Blind Guardian) performing a fantastic duet in 'Winds of Destination,' one of the best songs here. With the introduction of Spanish-tinged instruments in the acoustic 'Wishing Well,' the album expands it...more

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Temple Of Shadows - Angra: In the Temple of Hate, Satan Awaits! (539 words)
by Frankingsteins - written on 21/01/08 (Very useful, 16 readings)
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Another concept album in the style of 'Holy Land,' this time based around the earthly and supernatural exploits of an eleventh-century crusader seeking to topple the Catholic church, 'Temple of Shadows' is arguably Angra's finest album but still suffers a little from over-ambition. Where 'Holy Land' contrasted Native Brazilian tribal instruments with the symphonies of their European conquerors, this 2004 album evolves from straightforward fast, heavy and loud power metal to increasingly epic and orchestral heights in the second half. Rather then being part of the overall concept, it seems that this was done more to ease newcomers into the band's progressive tendencies ...

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