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Green Carnation |
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Paul Autry
Okay, let's get this out of the way first...my only problem with this
release is the fact that it's one song that runs about an hour and
eight
seconds. I really hate when people do that because, at least for me,
when I first get an album, I like to skip through the tracks just to
see
what I have before me. Then, when I'm ready, I go back and listen to it
from begining to end. When a song doesn't float you, well, that's what
the skip button is for. This album, you more or less have to sit and
listen to it from begining to end.
Anyway, other than that, I really don't have anything to complain
about.
I could review this album with a single word...EPIC! It's a huge album
that draws from pretty much every genre of metal music to make one
fantastic album. There's also a children's choir, an opera choir, a
string ensemble and, hell, the only thing missing would be the kitchen
sink. It's a very creative effort and, to be honest, you don't see a
lot
of people doing something like this. Green Carnation is really going
out
on a limb with this release and, you've gotta give credit where credit
is due...there's hardly a band out there that would attempt something
like this. Let's take, for example, Metallica. As big as they are, even
they wouldn't dare do something like this because most people probably
wouldn't embrace it and there would be nothing worse than spending all
that time and effort into making a single, hour long song and having
people ignore it. So, it'll be interesting to see how people react to
"Light Of Day, Day Of Darkness." From what I've heard, it should grab
the attention of someone out there. What "Titanic" did for the
blockbuster movie, Green Carnation should do for the metal release.
Once
again, a single word...EPIC!
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