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 The Damnation Game: Special Edition - Symphony X
 The Damnation Game: Special Edition - Symphony X ... Tracklisting1 Damnation Game 2 Dressed To Kill 3 Edge Of Forever 4 Savage Curtain 5 Whispers 6 Haunting 7 Secrets 8 Winter's Dream 9 Winter's Dream Newest Review: ... linked to Allen’s operatic wails and booms. This isn’t a perfect album, but it has a lot to offer to fans of straightforward ... more ... metal and experimental rock alike.
The biggest difference to the band’s later offerings is that no track here clocks in at the somewhat overwhelmingly epic time of twenty-odd minutes. The longest song, ‘The Edge of Forever,’ lasts just under nine minutes, progressing through light and heavy moods but lacking the inspired eloquence that ‘The Divine Wings of Tragedy’ or Dream Theater’s ‘A Change of Seasons’ resonate from making an extremely lengthy track coherent and enjoyable. That said, Symphony X’s more recent albu...more |
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The Damnation Game
Release Date: 2003 - 12 - 08, Audio CD, INSIDE OUT Last Update 30.12.2009 05:48
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The Damnation Game: Special Edition - Symphony X: A Fallen Star Divides the Sky of Divinity (1117 words)
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The second album from New Jersey progressive metal band Symphony X refines the sound of their uneven debut and introduces one of the genre’s finest vocalists. Russell Allen brings Symphony X on the course to perfection; the experiments in song format, structure and vocal styles pave the way for their later masterpieces. STYLE Released in 1995, ‘The Damnation Game’ owes little debt to the then-fresh European power metal scene, despite its similarities. Rousing choruses, alternation between melodic and thrashy songs and plenty of noodling in-between make this a more straightforward heavy metal album in the vein of Iron Maiden or Helloween, ... Read the complete review
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