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| Disc: 1 | |||
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| 1. Revelations | |||
| 2. One And The Same | |||
| 3. Sound Of A Gun | |||
| 4. Until We Fall | |||
| 5. Original Fire | |||
| 6. Broken City | |||
| 7. Somedays | |||
| 8. Shape Of Things To Come | |||
| 9. Jewel Of The Summertime | |||
| 10. Wide Awake | |||
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| Disc: 2 | |||
| 1. 16 minute film | |||
Product Description
AUDIOSLAVE Revelations (2006 UK limited edition 2-disc [CD/DVD] set comprises of the 12-track CD album featuring the singles Original Fire & Wide Awake; plus a Bonus DVD containing a 16-minute film by Danny Clinch and interviews with all four band members as well as performance footage!)
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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
Bought this day after it came out, haven't stopped listening to it since, it is just as the band have described it themselves, they are their own band on this record with their own sound, no just the remains of soundgarden and rage put together. Highlights are Moth, Sound of a Gun, Wide Awake and Shape of things to come, but there is not a bad or mediocre track on the album, they are all outstanding as you come to expect with a band of this calibre. The DVD is pretty good too, just gives you an insight in to the bands thoughts about making the album, and their reasoning for going back into the studio so soon after Out of Exile, which given the results, was the right thing to do! If you liked their first album and felt a bit let down by Out of Exile, this gets back on track, heavy and hard rocking!Alternatively if you liked both albums you will still love this.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
Finally I hear Audioslave, rather than RATM one minute and Soundgarden the nest. I couldn't get into the past 2 albums for that very reason. There was always something there but the songs were never quite hitting home. Listenening to Revelations, it feels like they've really sussed one another out this time. These songs are some dirty filthy rock played as tight as is humanly possible. The next album is going to be 5 stars for sure.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
Just fourteen months after the release of their previous album "Out Of Exile," Audioslave rushed out "Revelations," their third, and what would prove ultimately their last studio album.
Despite being produced by renowned rock producer Brendan O'Brien, "Revelations" is Audioslave's worst record overall, the cracks in the musical relationship between Cornell & Co were starting to show and that reflects in this record.
To be fair though "Revelations" does have some very strong moments, the title track is easily the best song on here and should have been the albums first single instead of the awful melody and riff that accompanies "Original Fire." That song has grown on me a little, but you can find far better on Audioslave's previous albums.
Elsewhere, "Until We Fall" shows the band in a mellow moment and provides another strong moment, before the best rocker shows up at track eight "Shape Of Things To Come."
As already mentioned though, the strong moments don't out way the weaker ones, "Revelations" is a record that most existing fans will pick up and enjoy straight away, new ones however will find little to cling onto, if your new to Audioslave then try their self titled debut or "Out Of Exile," which are both far superior.
Despite being produced by renowned rock producer Brendan O'Brien, "Revelations" is Audioslave's worst record overall, the cracks in the musical relationship between Cornell & Co were starting to show and that reflects in this record.
To be fair though "Revelations" does have some very strong moments, the title track is easily the best song on here and should have been the albums first single instead of the awful melody and riff that accompanies "Original Fire." That song has grown on me a little, but you can find far better on Audioslave's previous albums.
Elsewhere, "Until We Fall" shows the band in a mellow moment and provides another strong moment, before the best rocker shows up at track eight "Shape Of Things To Come."
As already mentioned though, the strong moments don't out way the weaker ones, "Revelations" is a record that most existing fans will pick up and enjoy straight away, new ones however will find little to cling onto, if your new to Audioslave then try their self titled debut or "Out Of Exile," which are both far superior.
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3 Fs - fresh, funky, fantastic!
To me the best rock album of the past 3 decades is the Chili Peppers' Blood Sugar Sex Magic. Everything in that album makes sense - from beginning to end. Read more
Published 18 months ago by Tremolo Arm
awesome album!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
what an amazing album!!! the opening riff just blows your head off, make sure you turn the volume up to really enjoy it!! fantastically diverse and engaging. Read more
Published on 30 Mar 2008 by Graham
Revelations
This is another great album from Audioslave. It is fairly similar to their second album, IE it has some great songs and their unique, excellent style but slightly lacking the power... Read more
Published on 5 Oct 2007 by Spider Monkey
Audioslave - Revelations
If you listen to the Audioslave catalogue in succession, you will notice that this, their third and final record sounds a lot crisper, cleaner and tighter than their previous two... Read more
Published on 9 Sep 2007 by G. Jolliffe
Swan-song from American rock gods channels Led Zeppelin and Free
Audioslave might reasonably have been forgiven for imagining a conspiracy amongst the world's press to put an end to them. Read more
Published on 9 Aug 2007 by C. O'Brien
Great, again!
A unique sound that only Audioslave can manage and sustain, with lead singer now gone solo Chris Cornell and their hard rock music you can't go wrong. Read more
Published on 14 July 2007 by Smatch
..the Golden Age Of US Arena Rock 1969-1976, with a side order of...
Back in the day, Kiss used to put out an album every six months. James Brown and The Beatles did the same. Johnny Cash put out something like 300 albums. Read more
Published on 30 Jun 2007 by Mr. M. A. Reed
Revelations
This is another great album from Audioslave. It is fairly similar to their second album, IE it has some great songs and their unique, excellent style but slightly lacking the... Read more
Published on 12 Mar 2007 by Spider Monkey
Not a Revelation
I was looking forward to the release of this album after enjoying Audioslaves' first two efforts. I have to say though that this was a big dissapointment for me. Read more
Published on 24 Feb 2007 by SMB Metal
Good, but by no means a classic
I was intrigued to hear this third release from Audioslave having enjoyed both previous releases. I also approach this being a fan of both Rage Against.. Read more
Published on 5 Jan 2007 by gingerguru
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