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Good Apollo, I'm Burning Star IV, Volume One: From Fear Through the Eyes of Madness [Explicit Lyrics]

~ Coheed & Cambria

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Audio CD (26 Sep 2005)
Number of Discs: 1
Format: Explicit Lyrics
Label: Sony
ASIN: B000AS1H9K
Other Editions: Audio CD | MP3 Download

Average Customer Review: 4.3 out of 5 stars See all reviews (12 customer reviews)

Amazon.co.uk Sales Rank: 10,180 in Music (See Bestsellers in Music)

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1. Keeping The Blade

2. Always And Never

3. Welcome Home

4. Ten Speed (Of God's Blood And Burial)

5. Crossing The Frame

6. Apollo I (The Writing Writer)

7. Once Upon Your Dead Body

8. Wake Up

9. Suffering

10. Lying Lies And Dirty Secrets Of Miss Erica Court

11. Mother May I

12. Fuel For The Feeding End

13. From Fear Through The Eyes Of Madness

14. Apollo II (The Telling Truth)

15. Final Cut

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US emo-prog wizards deliver the first volume in the fourth and final instalment of their wildly ambitious rock space opera. Darker in tone, as Claudio Kilgannon continues his quest to avenge the death of his parents Coheed and Cambria, it strays closer to the epic bombast of 70s rock than ever before. This music is complex, intricate and challenging yet never betrays melody or accessibility.

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5.0 out of 5 stars Coheed & Cambria surpass expectations with album No 3, 27 Sep 2005

By	Mr. P. R. Davey "pauld1976" - See all my reviews (REAL NAME)

Its been a some time since Coheed & Cambria's last album but the short haitus has proved worthwhile in every sense. Their latest effort is more polished than 'In Keeping Secrets....' in terms of both songwriting & production.

Whilst that album was both refreshing & a genuine surprise back on the musical landscape of 2003 - this album represents a significant & important leap forward for the band since their debut 'Turbine Blade....' appeared on the scene. These new songs show a band reaching out towards their musical & creative horizons.
'In Keeping...' is a good place to start for those not familiar with Coheed's individual sound, whilst also being a good place to pick up the (somewhat unusual)running storyline that runs through the band's catalogue. On hearing that album first earlier this year I was both surprised & encouraged to see that a major label had taken a chance on such a visionary & not necessarily commercial (in terms of the prevailing musical trend) band. Having listened to the album I quickly understood why - Coheed & Cambria are both unique & innovative whilst still being accessible. Their sound is reminiscent of both Led Zeppelin & Rush, brought up to date with somewhat of a hint of an 'emo' type sound (this reviewer hates to pigeonhole - but can think of no other way to describe their sound! - ed) - 'Prog Emo' anyone ?! But anyway this band are clearly about more than genre boundaries....

'Good Apollo...' pushes the envelop further. Following the obligatory intro. we are met with a brave choice - a gentle acoustic passage 'Always & Never' closely followed by the first single from the album 'Welcome Home' - a brilliant song that borrows from Led Zeppelin's 'Kashmir' whilst developing their own sound. Claudio Sanchez' vocals shine through with Birnbaum/Bittner's fantastic production. The twin guitar attack of both Sanchez & Stever at the close of the track will have you reaching for that air guitar in no time. 'Ten Speed' maintains the pace whilst showcasing the growing songwriting talent of the band. The dual guitar playing talent of both Sanchez & Stever has been allowed to come to the fore on this album with great results. 'Crossing the Frame' & 'Once Upon...' cross over on to perhaps more familiar territory whilst 'Wake Up' again shows that this band can do both heavy & introspective equally well - reminiscent of Opeth's ability to cross from extreme riffage to beautiful acoustic soundscapes in the blink of an eye.

The album contines to delight throughout until we reach the closing excerpt 'The Willing Well' - representing the album's most unconventional & challenging set of songs. However, repeated listening will show a band setting the bar higher with a statement of intent for their next effort - which this reviewer hopes will not be too far into the future. Outstanding.

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5.0 out of 5 stars simply fantastic, 14 Nov 2005

By	Hedon (Eternal Night) - See all my reviews

coheed third album is their best. word
they've come along way from the punky emo of SSTB and evolved into an epic prog beast that takes the best parts of Rush, Thin Lizzy, Led Zep, Jethro Tull, Queen Iron Maiden and even hints of the Police with Coheeds own unnique song writing, Sci-fi themes and just general weirdness. this album pushs the boundaries ever further with some simply stunning guitar work, intricate melodies, complex song structures and of course Claudio's helium filled lyrics.
the four part Willing Well will blow u away

An epic modern take on 70s/80 rock music. out of this world.

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5.0 out of 5 stars Its amazing, 27 Sep 2005

By	"danny_mellor13" - See all my reviews

Once again Coheed have surpassed expectation.As a big fan of Coheed I was also a bit wary of this album coming out thinking it would be the end of the story which I have come to love.This album has everything though catchy riffs amazing lyrics and once again the Coheed esque we have come to love since SSTB.It opens up slow with a musical number then the acoustic song Always and Never which then builds up to the melodic riffs of Welcome Home which are continued through the whole album up intill, Final Cut.I won't give too much away of the story all I can is that it will surpass your expactations just like the 2 previous albums.Thank God for Coheed, this album is surely amazing

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5.0 out of 5 stars Progressive brilliance
From the beautiful orchestral opener 'Keeping The Blade', 'Good Apollo...' is a record that never lets up, in imagination or quality. Read more

Published on 30 Mar 2007 by The Unforgiven

5.0 out of 5 stars Metal? Whatever it is it's damn good
I must admit that when a friend recommended this to me, I wasn't expecting much, I thought it might have been 'just another metal band'. Read more

Published on 23 Dec 2006 by IndieKid

3.0 out of 5 stars Good but a little samey...
Now I must confess despite my passion for Prog Metal, I have not heard any previous albums from Coheed & Cambria, and feel this album is a little samey, which is a shame as there... Read more

Published on 14 Aug 2006 by A. D. Mutton

3.0 out of 5 stars calm down dear
After hearing much breathless praise for this album and the band generally and hearing one track on a demo cd I purchased.
It's ok. At times it's real good. Read more

Published on 25 Jul 2006 by bobm

5.0 out of 5 stars If my shame spills our words across this floor.....goodnight. tonight I'm burning star four...
This album is exceptional. It forms a section of the third chapter of one grand concept governing all albums thus far. Read more

Published on 21 Jul 2006 by D. Every

4.0 out of 5 stars You'll know just how it ends...
In the grand scheme of things I'd rank this somewhere above Second Stage Turbine Blade and somewhere below In Keeping Secrets of Silent Earth 3. Read more

Published on 16 May 2006 by R. McDonald

3.0 out of 5 stars Great album for any other band...but not coheed.
Correct me if i'm wrong (actually don't, and let me bask in my own ignorance)but coheed and cambria have always prided themselves on being progressive and inspirational... Read more

Published on 3 Feb 2006 by Chris

4.0 out of 5 stars The finest and most original of their field
This much anticipated album from the wild quartet that is Coheed and Cambria arrived in late summer 2005 and made up the third album in the band’s repertoire, continuing... Read more

Published on 28 Jan 2006 by string_fingers

5.0 out of 5 stars epic from start to finish
coheed and cambria have surpassed themselves with this offering, the third full length cd instalment of lead singer, claudio sanchez's epic sci-fi story. Read more

Published on 26 Sep 2005 by chris jones

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