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Featuring members of both
Elegy and Majestic this is one of few so called "super groups" who have been
able to live up to the expectations which are very often set very high. Adagio
have created a very nice progressive metal album in the vein of early Symphony
X and almost as good. The music is heavy but not without loosing any of the
melodic and technical show-offs that are connected to the style called
progressive metal which I really love if it is done well. Adagio also has been
given the bonus of having a very talented singer which isn't very easy to
find. Moreover this band knows how to make music interesting and even though
this album is an hour long it never gets boring. Neoclassical guitar melodies,
beautiful and passionate vocal lines, some barocque interludes and some of the
world's finest power / progressive metal musicians help to make this album
one of the most interesting to come in this field for a long time. Together
with Evergrey, Dream Theater and Symphony X this band is definitely one of the
best in the world on the progressive metal scene. If you are into this kind of
music you should not be disappointed with this
album.
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1. Second Sight 2. The |
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Inner Road 3. In Nomine 4. The Stringless Violin 5. The |
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Seven Lands Of Sin 6. Order Of Enlil 7. Sanctus Ignis 8. |
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Paem Et Circences 9. Immigrant Song 10. Niflheim 11. |
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Nozama |
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