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Narnia - The great fall of man
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Before I got saved my parents bought Narnia's CD to me. (actually they bought it for christmas present but I went to the metal
store and bought and copy myself, so I had two of them) I can admit that I was pushed away by the lyrics and I did not get the music by then.
But now some 5 years later I consider their debut to me a pretty descent CD, which returns to my cd-player contiuesly.
As you perhaps know I loved Desert land, it was a power filled metal album, so I was wondering what were they going to do now,
because rumours had told me that they were going progressive and that had made me happy, cause I consider myself to be a progressive metal head.
The other thing that had delighted me was that noone else than Eric Clayton (Saviour Machine) was going to participate on a track.
So the day I got the cd was a good day, I had at least been waiting for the day. So what happend? I played the CD a couple of times, and to
my huge dissapointments I was unhappy. Not that the music was bad but the talent of good songwriting seemed to had dissapeard. At least that was my thougts.
But after a couple of days things started to happend, I realize that the music was smarter than I was :-). It just took some time to understand
the depth of it!
And now, months afterwards I consider this to be one of the most pleasant surprises this year, melodic progressive metal with
a symphonic edge to it.
The production is almost perfect (still not perfect) and there many highlights here to mention; from the emotional "back from hell again"
to the gigantic last track (featuring a choir and Eric).
So go and get this, and give it some times because it is not a "listen to it once and love it" album,
it's far more intelligent than that!
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Style: neoclassical
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Hot shots:
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All!
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Year:
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2003
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Review by:
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Victory
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