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 Tokyo Warhearts - Children Of Bodom
 Tokyo Warhearts - Children Of Bodom ... Tracklisting1 Intro 2 Silent Night 3 Lake Bodom 4 Warheart 5 Bed Of Razors 6 War Of Razors 7 Deadnight Warrior 8 Hatebreeder 9 Touch Like Angel Of Death 10 Downfall 11 Towards Dead End Newest Review: ... sound a little wet, these songs recorded on two nights in Japan promoting the then-contemporary 'Hatebreeder' album really ... more ... capture the band at its best, and many of the songs end up sounding superior to the studio versions, particularly those from the debut 'Something Wild.' The band works tightly as a unit, and while the solo sections are a little disappointing, most prominent in the face-off between keyboardist Janne Warman and guitarist Alexi Laiho in 'War of Razors' that never feels like it goes anywhere, the increased energy makes all of the other songs a pleasure to listen to.
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Tokyo Warhearts - Children Of Bodom: Tokyo Warhearts (306 words)
by Frankingsteins - written on 10/06/08 (Very useful, 13 readings)
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Children of Bodom's first live album is a little pointless, coming so early in the Finnish band's discography as to essentially be a best-of from only two studio albums worth of material, but all the same it's one of the most impressive live performances I've heard in a long time, and far superior to their more recent efforts. With only a slightly muddy production that makes the drums sound a little wet, these songs recorded on two nights in Japan promoting the then-contemporary 'Hatebreeder' album really capture the band at its best, and many of the songs end up sounding superior to the studio versions, particularly those from the debut 'Something Wild.' The ...
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