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There are lives .... and lives. This one will unfortunately not stay in the history of metal as a legendary one. After a very "mild" studio album (Five), Symphony X returns back with this live record. It has become a tradition for bands to release live album at a very specific time of their career (end of deal with their label, split, new musical orientation, fan's request,...). As I have read that "the new studio Symphony X album will be heavier and less progressive" (M. Romeo himself), I guess this Live On The Edge Of Forever is the end of a chapter. So why should you invest in this Live On The Edge Of Forever
? Some of you will say at the end this one is not an "overdubbed live" and sounds like a real concert ... and you are damn right. This live will not stay in the history of metal as a legendary live, but this is an honest live album, where Symphony X demonstrate us they really know how to use instruments and why their song-writing is so unique. Now I hope Symphony X will return back with a kick-ass record and that their new chapter will "kill us all". |
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Killing Songs : Egypt |
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