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- Original Release Date: 20 April 2009
- Format - Music: MP3
- Compatible with MP3 Players (including with iPod®), iTunes, Windows Media Player
- Also available in CD Format
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| Song Title | Time | Price | |||
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| 1. Far | 4:30 | Not Available | |||
| 2. What You Choose to Call Hell (I Call Home) | 5:32 | Not Available | |||
| 3. Deafening Hypocrisy | 4:58 | Not Available | |||
| 4. Rebulid the Ruins | 4:02 | Not Available | |||
| 5. Delirium | 3:04 | Not Available | |||
| 6. Demon Opera | 4:58 | Not Available | |||
| 7. Sea of Souls | 5:22 | Not Available | |||
| 8. Desperate Man | 5:50 | Not Available | |||
| 9. Ivory Towers | 4:12 | Not Available | |||
| 10. Evil Genious | 4:08 | Not Available | |||
| 11. Ride Me | 3:42 | Not Available | |||
| 12. Man on the Silver Mountain | 4:28 | Not Available |
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
Ronny Munroe was the man who took on the difficult job of stepping up to the microphone stand as singer for Metal Church, after the death of David Wayne. Not an easy thing to do, but he did a bang up job across three albums, with "A Light In The Dark" probably the pick of the bunch.
With Metal Church no more, he's broken out on his own, teaming up with old friend Rick Van Zant on guitar, and getting Metal Church mainman Kurdt Vanderhoof to sit in the producers chair. And, blimey! It's good.
In fact, it sounds remarkably like a latter day Metal Church album, but with an even more aggressive stance. The opening track, 'Far', is proof of that, as it rips straight out of the speakers, bruising and brawling. Then you're hit with a beautifully melodic solo straight out of the seventies. S'wonderful!
Not everything is quite that impressive, but there are stunning riffs all over the place, the rhythm section pummels and pounds through tunes like 'Deafening Hypocrisy', and when things get a bit mellower, then it's more Dio era Black Sabbath than wimphem. Check out 'Across The Sea Of Souls' for proof.
Chuck in a guest appearance from Queensryches Michael Wilton on 'What You Choose To Call Hell (I Cal lHome)', and a closing, pulverising cover of 'Man On The Silver Mountain', and you've ended up with what may be my favourite meal album of the year.
With Metal Church no more, he's broken out on his own, teaming up with old friend Rick Van Zant on guitar, and getting Metal Church mainman Kurdt Vanderhoof to sit in the producers chair. And, blimey! It's good.
In fact, it sounds remarkably like a latter day Metal Church album, but with an even more aggressive stance. The opening track, 'Far', is proof of that, as it rips straight out of the speakers, bruising and brawling. Then you're hit with a beautifully melodic solo straight out of the seventies. S'wonderful!
Not everything is quite that impressive, but there are stunning riffs all over the place, the rhythm section pummels and pounds through tunes like 'Deafening Hypocrisy', and when things get a bit mellower, then it's more Dio era Black Sabbath than wimphem. Check out 'Across The Sea Of Souls' for proof.
Chuck in a guest appearance from Queensryches Michael Wilton on 'What You Choose To Call Hell (I Cal lHome)', and a closing, pulverising cover of 'Man On The Silver Mountain', and you've ended up with what may be my favourite meal album of the year.
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Metal to the Bone!!!
9 Nov 2011
Format:Audio CD
This CD starts out with so much Metal Power behind it that it's truly incredible. Hearing the first song Far quickly reminds you of the influences of the last Metal Church album "This Present Wasteland." The songs continue through the rest of the album with pounding drums/Bass and unbelievable guitar riffs. Let's not also forget the incredible vocals of the Master of Metal himself Mr. Ronny Munroe!!! The songs on this album bite to the core of any true Metalist and makes you realize why us Metal fans love this kind of music! I can't tell you how excited I am to get this album and I'll also be getting his newest release this week entitled "Lords of the Edge."
Thanks for keeping the Metal alive Ronny you rule!!!
Thanks for keeping the Metal alive Ronny you rule!!!
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