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Track Listings
| 1 | Dying Breed |
| 2 | Hard to See |
| 3 | Bulletproof |
| 4 | No One Gets Left Behind |
| 5 | Crossing Over |
| 6 | Burn It Down |
| 7 | Far from Home |
| 8 | Falling in Hate |
| 9 | My Own Hell |
| 10 | Walk Away |
| 11 | Canto |
| 12 | Bad Company |
| 13 | War Is the Answer |
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Los Angeles metallers Five Finger Death Punch releases their sophomore album, WAR IS THE ANSWER, via Prospect Park Records. The CD was produced by the band and Kevin Churko (Ozzy Osbourne, in This Moment), and was mixed by Randy Nickelback).
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- Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
- Product Dimensions : 4.88 x 5.59 x 0.51 inches; 3.39 Ounces
- Manufacturer : Prospect Park
- Item model number : 5818421
- Original Release Date : 2009
- Date First Available : July 21, 2009
- Label : Prospect Park
- ASIN : B002IC1RR8
- Country of Origin : USA
- Number of discs : 1
- Best Sellers Rank: #6,940 in CDs & Vinyl (See Top 100 in CDs & Vinyl)
- #22 in Thrash & Speed Metal (CDs & Vinyl)
- #110 in Alternative Metal (CDs & Vinyl)
- #129 in Pop Metal (CDs & Vinyl)
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The music:
1. Dying Breed- This song stomps on your eardrums to kick this album off! Ivan's growls are very distinct! I can tell it's him and his clean vocals are great! This song is a headbang fest! This is the kind of thing you could wake up the Army with! The drumming is extremely good on this, the bass is not only audible, but it drives the music!!! And the guitar solo is extremely well done! The soloist is competent enough to not just shred, but to make a story out of his solo! Great work on the musicians' part! EXCELLENT SONG!!! I LOVE IT!!!!
2. Hard to See- This is the song I would expect to hear on the radio out of all the songs on this album! It sounds like the modern hard rock style, but more metal! There is double bass in the chorus and riffing between chorus and verse. The verses sound more like a groove/80's heavy metal song, but the chorus sounds like a slower, melodic metal anthem. This song is another standout track! I really like the intensity it has even though it is more reserved! The guitar solo and instrumental sections are freakin' amazing! It's the kind of stuff I'd expect from a more complex band, but delivered in a similar style to Breaking Benjamin meets In Flames! EXCELLENT SONG!!!
3. Bulletproof- This one is intense and has a thrash/groove feel to it! Then the chorus is one of the most melodic of the album! I love this chorus! And the riff too! Heck just the song! Ivan's voice is great here, the guitars are very in-your-face and the drumming is intense and aggressive! The bass isn't as present as it was on Dying Breed, but it's still produced and mixed very well! The solo on this song is good, but it doesn't come anywhere close to the previous two solos. The drum work on here though just makes me so happy! If this song was on the radio, my day would be made! This is the perfect balance of heavy and melody to be put on the radio! Another amazing track!
4. No One Gets Left Behind- This one sees things heavy and reserved at the same time. It's not as reserved as Hard to See, but it's not as heavy as the other 2 previous tracks. The riffs on this one are more alternative/thrash/groove metal and the chorus is more of a radio rock band. The style comes off very well-done and it's still heavy enough to warrant some head banging actions! The drumming is great again and the guitar work is more atmospheric this time around. The middle section has just riffing without a solo. I feel that there could've been something bigger there, but the song is fine without anything. Good song!
5. Crossing Over- I feel that this song is ok, but not ok enough to be on the album. As others have said, it sounds like Hard to See in the chorus. It is a more brooding ballad in the verses, but the chorus just kind of takes away from the song's potential since it's akin to a track we just heard 7 minutes ago. Ok song, not really good nor bad, just there.
6. Burn it Down- The opening riff sounds brutal and epic, but I feel that this song is just a bit too much testosterone. It's got the heaviness I want, but this is one where the lyrics get in my way. Just too much unnecessary cursing and just no real lyrical value. Not that the other songs have lyrical value, but this one just really disappoints me. The guitars are good in this one too. Pity.
7. Far from Home- This one is a real ballad. This song is beautiful and holds some real lyrical value. Ivan's voice is very strong and emotional on this song! He really sounds good here. As it is a ballad, the band kind of takes the back seat for this one, but it's still a good musical backdrop for his voice. The guitar solo sounds like a Hair Metal solo, but in this case, that's a very huge plus! It just fits so well! Awesome song!!!
8. Falling in Hate- This song was just very unnecessary. The lyrics, while somewhat humorous are just horrendous and the music is ok. Not the best song on the record. I feel that it's filler. I just really didn't find this track to be a relevant song. It's just dumb.
9. My Own Hell- The opening guitar part is heavy and then it opens up into an atmospheric melodic rock song. The verse is definitely something that could make the airwaves heavier. The chorus is very melodic and laid back and shows Ivan's melodic senses again! The verses are thrashy and groove along with a good amount of bass and double bass drumming. The guitar work is more melodic through the chorus and more thrashy in the verses and bridge. The song lacks a guitar solo, which I feel it could've used, but this is a very good song without one. This is one that I can sing along with. The ending guitar part is amazing! It sounds kind of like a Dream Theater guitar tone/part and it just makes me happy!!! Good song!
10. Walk Away- This is a ballad/rocker song that shows a more alternative metal sound than the other tracks. This song reminds me of Breaking Benjamin vocally. His vocals just have that tone in the verse. The chorus isn't pulled off as well as other songs, but I do still find this song enjoyable. It's something I can sing along with. The guitar solo on this song is impressive. It's not much, but the tone of the guitar and the way the solo is played just reminds me of Neal Schon of Journey (one of my favorite guitar players) just in a heavier setting than he is usually in. I like this song!
11. Canto 34- This song is phenomenal! Like really, for a radio/alternative metal band, this is freakin' amazing! Not only can they deliver great songs, but this band has an instrumental that's longer than their songs on the album that rocks just as hard as their vocal songs! I love this! It's something I could work out or walk to! It's melodic, full of solos and full of attitude. The drums could've been done heavier in some places, but besides that, this is just freakin' awesome! This band has the potential to make music complex like Dream Theater and Trivium if they want to! This instrumental proves that. AWESOME SONG!!!!
12. Bad Company- This is a cover of Bad Company by a band of the same name. I've never heard the original, but while this song is good, I don't feel that this should've been on the standard edition because the song just doesn't do much for me. Now, that being said, I can see why it was put on the album because it gained the band a boat load of acclaim and recognition. It's good for that, but for me, I personally don't care much for the track.
13. War is the Answer- Just no...The opening riff sounds absolutely amazing and the jam that happens after that is also amazing, but this song is absolutely lame in the lyrical department. Like really this song could've been another instrumental and I would've loved it. The lyrics, however suck. I'm a fan of metal with intellectual and intelligent lyrics, so in that respect, this band is already lucky that I checked them out and like some of their stuff, but this song is just stupid. Musically, I have no problem with it. Ivan put way too much testosterone in the lyrics with all the f bombs and unnecessary swearing. Stupid song. Absolutely stupid.
Verdict- This album has its fair share of amazing tracks that will impress and it's fair share of wasted minutes. The good songs will be things I crank up when I just want some heavy stuff to blast and the bad songs will never willingly reach my ears again. All in all, this is good radio metal, but because it is made for radio, it has some drawbacks. I think it is a good purchase for fans of Avenged Sevenfold, Slipknot, and Disturbed. However, if you like Trivium, Dream Theater, Evergrey, or other bands of that nature, you will be more than happy with the riffage, but the lyrics might not deliver.
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I heard a few songs off 5FDP's album before this one, namely "Way of the Fist," "The Bleeding" and "Ashes." They sort of caught on to me, but I thought they were the "edge" of my listening to metal. Anything harder and I wouldn't like it. Well, I guess I was wrong.
Not only do I think War Is The Answer is more hardcore (screaming, guitar, drums), it also has more melody. The lead singer mixes his harmony well with screaming. "Bad Company" is one of the best covers I've heard in a while, although I will admit it isn't really harcore metal.
I listen to this album all the time, especially while skiing and working out. It really gets the adrenaline pumping for me. I highly recommend it for anyone that likes Hardcore Metal or any sort of Hard Rock.
Packaging - 10/10
Vinyl Quality - 8/10
Sound Quality -10/10
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The more I listen to them the more I hear what I can only call the sound of contemporary metal. I can hear traces of Metallica, Pantera, even Iron Maiden ... which means that they have a lineage, they have absorbed the sound of metal of the past 3 decades ... and yet they have managed to find a sound that is their 'own'. Dare I say it, there even is a hint of 'pop' (!?!?) in this sound. This is a thrash sound, all right, but there is this strange ingredient that breathes fresh air and one which can appeal to a wider audience. This is in part due to the melodic aspects and catchy rhythms/riffs, and in part to Ghost's voice which alternates between a thrash metal voice and a more straight-forward singing voice.
Yes, this is the sound of contemporary metal. There is no revolution here, no breaking of forms that will create a new metal - hence the immediate appeal that 5FDP seem to have generated. But they have assimilated metal sounds from the past 3 decades in a very interesting and addictive way. Whatever you do, hear them!!!
Well, here we are, the new album is out, and yes, its five stars.
It rips through the same well ploughed field of brutal riffs, growled lyrics with sweet chorus. Throw in a few power ballads and we're almost done. Original? No. Ground breaking? No. But it's just so good to listen to. You get the feeling the band have defined their song writing abilities, and honed their musical performance to create near perfect hard metal.
In a field crammed with bands who churn out this kind of music, a band needs to stand above the others. Metallica did it for years, then lost it, then got it back again. FFDP may take their crown. Highlights for me, the title track, Dying Breed and No one get left behind. The music in places is lighter, more reflective, lyrics though, still acerbic as ever with an increasing political slant. With the death toll of American troops in Afganistan and Iraq eclipsing all the other allies together you can undestand the growing trend in music from Tori Amos at one end of the spectrum to this lot at the other end, expressing their dissatisfaction with the current situation. The loose concept of war and loss runs through this album, which when mixed with the passion and power of the music, leaves a powerful impression.
Great stuff from a band who depsite a silly name, deserve the same status as some of the 'bigger' metal acts
13 tracks totalling just over 45 minutes this is perhaps not for fans who look for long guitar solos and tempo changes that you get with some metal bands like Metallica, Iron Maiden, etc. but well worth a listen. Opening track, the fairly brutal 'dying breed' leads into the more melodic 'hard to see' emphasising this bands ability to change direction from one song to the next. For fans of more balladic rock they have 'far from home' (the song that first interested myself) a sublime power ballad and the cover of 'Bad company' caters for fans of the older style of rock and does justice to the original. All in all a really good album that warrants 5 stars but drops one, though maybe shouldn't, because the band don't seem to fit a category (are they thrash or are they balladeers?) I hope this variety is intentional rather than directionless.
Über den Inhalt der Ltd. Deluxe Edt. kann man sich streiten. Zur normalen Fassung bekommt man 2 zusätliche Lieder, ein Poster und eine DVD mit Liveauftritt, Fotoshow von Fans und ein Video mit Kommentaren von den Bandmitgliedern. Ich habe nicht mehr erwartet und habe die Deluxe Edt. auch billiger bekommen als die normale Fassung. Von daher bin ich mehr als zufrieden und begeistert von diesem phänomenalen Album. Ich kann es nur empfehlen.
Anspieltipps zu geben ist schwer, da jedes Lied super ist, aber am ehesten sollte man sich "Hard to See" anhören. Schlichtweg genial.
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