Evolution [Import]

Edge of Sanity | Format: Audio CD

Product Details

• Audio CD (March 22, 2006)
• Original Release Date: 2006
• Number of Discs: 1
• Format: Import
• Label: Black Mark
• ASIN: B0000365I0
• In-Print Editions: Audio CD  |  MP3 Download
• Average Customer Review: 4.0 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (2 customer reviews)
• Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #895,556 in Music (See Top 100 in Music)

Track Listings

Disc: 1

1. Pernicious Anguish [Demo] ['99 Remix][Demo Version]

2. Immortel Souls [Demo] ['99 Remaster][Demo Version]

3. Maze of Existence [Demo] ['99 Remix][Demo Version]

4. The Dead [Demo] ['99 Remaster][Demo Version]

5. Angel of Distress [Demo] ['99 Remix][Demo Version]

6. Everlasting [Demo] ['99 Remaster][Demo Version]

7. After Afterlife [Demo] ['99 Remix][Demo Version]

8. Human Aberration [Demo] ['99 Remaster][Demo Version]

9. Kill the Police [Demo] ['99 Remaster][#][Demo Version]

10. When All is Said [Demo] ['99 Remaster][#][Demo Version]

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Disc: 2

1. The Masque ['99 Remix]

2. Pernicious Anguish ['99 Remaster][#]

3. Until Eternity Ends ['99 Remix/Re-Recording]

4. Song of Sirens ['99 Remix]

5. Criminally Insane ['99 Remaster]

6. Murder Divided ['99 Remix]

7. I Wonna Go Home ['99 Remaster]

8. Damned by the Damned ['99 Remaster]

9. Moonshine ['99 Remaster][#]

10. Bleed You Dry ['99 Remaster]

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Customer Reviews

Most Helpful Customer Reviews

4.0 out of 5 stars Edge of Sanity 101, November 21, 2008

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Justin Gaines (Northern Virginia) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Evolution (Audio CD)

The 2-disc collection Evolution was originally released to celebrate the 10 year anniversary of Swedish death metal pioneers Edge of Sanity, but since the band didn't last much beyond its release date, Evolution also serves as the perfect retrospective on the band's legendary career.

Here's what you get:

Disc 1

1. Pernicious Anguish (demo)
2. Immortal Souls (demo)
3. Maze of Existence (demo)
4. The Dead (demo)
5. Angel of Distress (remixed/remastered) - Originally found on 1991's Nothing But Death Remains
6. Everlasting - Originally found on 1992's Unorthodox
7. After Afterlife - Also from Unorthodox
8. Human Aberration (Dread vocals) - Alternate version of the Unorthodox song
9. Kill the Police (Cryptic Death cover) - At just 41 seconds, blink and you'll miss it
10. When All is Said - Also from Unorthodox
11. Blood of My Enemies (Manowar cover) - from 1994's The Spectral Sorrows
12. Elegy (demo) - From the Spectral Sorrows sessions

Disc 2

1. The Masque (remix) - From The Spectral Sorrows
2. Pernicious Anguish (remastered) - Formerly exclusive to the Japanese import version of Nothing But Death Remains
3. Until Eternity Ends (remix/rerecording) - This song was originally included on the Until Eternity Ends EP
4. Songs of Sirens (remix) - Originally found on 1994's Purgatory Afterglow
5. Criminally Insane (Slayer cover, remastered)
6. Murder Dividead (remix) - Originally found on the Black Mark Attack compilation
7. I Wanna Go Home (Sator cover, remastered)
8. Damned By the Damned (remastered) - From 1996's Infernal
9. Moonshine (remastered) - Previously unreleased
10. Bleed You Dry (remastered) - From 1997's Cryptic
11. Mother (Danzig cover, remastered) - From the Black Mark Tribute II album
12. Epidemic Reign - New recording

For new fans, Evolution is the perfect introduction to Edge of Sanity's unique sound. It also has enough previously unreleased and/or remixed/remastered material to make it a worthwhile purchase for long time fans as well. If that isn't enough, the liner notes feature tons of photos and some detailed liner notes from Edge of Sanity founder Dan Swano.

PS - I'll add this for anyone thinking Evolution is "one stop shopping" for Edge of Sanity. If you like what you hear, you absolutely MUST pick up the epic Crimson album. It's a 40-minute, single-song progressive death metal tour de force that belongs in every extreme metal fan's collection.

1 of 7 people found the following review helpful:

4.0 out of 5 stars at last the comeback, September 9, 2000

By A Customer

This review is from: Evolution (Audio CD)

its been a long time since the last one and the waiting time was definitely worth it. their usual death riffs and vocals and great musicianship. not to match with their masterpiece crimson but stands alone in itself as a good album