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Track Listings
| 1. Heaven's Not Overflowing |
| 2. Albatross |
| 3. Clean My Wounds |
| 4. Without Wings |
| 5. Broken Man |
| 6. Senor Limpio |
| 7. Man De Mono |
| 8. Seven Days |
| 9. 2121313 |
| 10. My Grain |
| 11. Deliverance |
| 12. Shake Like You |
| 13. Shelter |
| 14. Pearls Before Swine |
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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
Possibly the most laid back heavy album ever, this album seeps guitars that drift from solid metal to blues to an almost latino style of riffs. The vocal harmonies are haunting, bringing out the sort of album that I'd catagorise as a thinking mans rock. Listening to the album, you can imagine sitting out on a porch amongst a swampy landscape, blasting out your blues rock with not a care in the world. It's one of those albums that demand a second listen. Definetly an album you'll find yourself returning to time and time again as the years pass by.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
"Deliverance" sees COC leaving their old thrash crossover style completely behind. Pepper Keenan ( of Down) entered the band and really took control of this album, laying down his superb vocals and song writing ability. The sound changed to more southern styled metal, akin to a lighter Pantera with more melodic vocals and the odd thundering Sabbath inspired riff. While this didn't go down with the hardcore fans of the band's old thrash style, it drew in a wider metal and grunge fan base.
There is a host of great rocking tracks, all enveloping that southern swagger and a great bent for melody. My favourites include the grooving opener "Heaven Is Not Overflowing", the slow-burner "Albatross", "Clean My Wounds" which is one of the band's most catchy and well known songs. There's the brooding doom of "Broken Man", the fun groove of the title track and my personal favourite "Seven Days" which showcases the most powerful and booming chorus the band has ever put out. I'm also a big fan of the slower songs, especially the closer "Pearls Before Swine" which is really quite menacing and ends the album on a poignant and intense note.
"Deliverance" is a consistently great southern rock/metal album with a host of melody and some great heavy riffs. Probably my favourite release from COC, and a great place to start for newcomers.
There is a host of great rocking tracks, all enveloping that southern swagger and a great bent for melody. My favourites include the grooving opener "Heaven Is Not Overflowing", the slow-burner "Albatross", "Clean My Wounds" which is one of the band's most catchy and well known songs. There's the brooding doom of "Broken Man", the fun groove of the title track and my personal favourite "Seven Days" which showcases the most powerful and booming chorus the band has ever put out. I'm also a big fan of the slower songs, especially the closer "Pearls Before Swine" which is really quite menacing and ends the album on a poignant and intense note.
"Deliverance" is a consistently great southern rock/metal album with a host of melody and some great heavy riffs. Probably my favourite release from COC, and a great place to start for newcomers.
8 of 9 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
If Black Sabbath hailed from the Southern States of the U.S around the early mid 90's, and were fronted by a uber talented delta-blues-poet named Pepper Keenan, then you would expect them to make an album like Deliverance.
Amongst the 14 songs, there are darker corners of metal / hard rock, but in a gist, it is quite unique in the face of "Heavy Metal". What I mean by that is, the soaring riffs and brilliant leads are all composed in a laid-back but gritty manner. Close your eyes and feel the freedom, the stark dry vastness in which the songs, thru a gravely voice - call out to the listener.
I think that is what makes this album truly timeless.
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Dark, heavy, bluesy, southern stoner rock.
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