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Between the Buried and Me Format: Audio CD

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Editorial Reviews

BETWEEN THE BURIED AND ME have built their reputation as one of hard rock's most inventive and ambitious bands. Sharing a lineage with such luminaries as PINK FLOYD, KING CRIMSON and TOOL, they continue to explore new territory with a genuine passion to push themselves and their audience. They dream the impossible and they make it happen time and time again. Looking at their hugely celebrated catalog, it's exciting to see how far they've come and how deep they are willing to go. Venturing into each record is like exploring undiscovered country. From the progressive metal stomp of their self-titled debut, followed by the melancholy of The Silent Circus and then the claustrophobic Alaska, BETWEEN THE BURIED AND ME continue to evolve into a new pedigree that defies any categorization.

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Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
Language : English
Product Dimensions : 4.99 x 5.61 x 0.47 inches; 3.52 Ounces
Manufacturer : Victory
Item model number : 3380683
Original Release Date : 2007
Run time : 39 minutes
Date First Available : August 5, 2007
Label : Victory
ASIN : B000UPQFYU
Number of discs : 1

Best Sellers Rank: #62,214 in CDs & Vinyl (See Top 100 in CDs & Vinyl)
- #264 in Thrash & Speed Metal (CDs & Vinyl)
- #302 in Death Metal (CDs & Vinyl)
- #670 in Alternative Metal (CDs & Vinyl)

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Thomas Smith

Genre-defying Musical Masterpiece for Metal and Non-Metal Fans Alike

Reviewed in the United States on September 26, 2017

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COLORS is a genre-bending masterpiece. The first time I heard this record my mind was blown, and this album opened some serious doors for me to explore new avenues of musical exploration. COLORS is at once beautiful, violent, melodic, agressive, life-affirming, and even fun; a truly diverse and timeless album. This album must be experienced in its entirety to truly appreciate the genius within. BTBAM crosses so many genre barriers on this album it is hard to even name them all; there's death metal, thrash, progressive, country, jam-band (one passage that sounds like a Phish concert), all the "colors" of the rainbow are here and its all perfectly melded together, never once feeling forced; all flowing flawlessly together into one monumental piece of music. This album is dense and intense, but at the same time has a strange accessibility to it; the soaring bridge on "Sun Of Nothing" is unforgettable and poignant even on first listen. For me a decade ago, this album was a gateway drug to progressive metal and various other extreme metal tangents; an album so unprecedented and moving it made me want to explore entire new scenes of music. I'm 39 years old now and there have been a handful (5 or 6) of pivotal experiences in my personal musical journey that I would consider "life-changing," and listenting to COLORS in its entirety the first time was one of those moments; new neural connections were formed and a huge door swung open in my mind. (Just for some perspective, my favorite band at that time was Dinosaur Jr) This is not only one of the greatest metal albums ever made, but also one of the best front-to-back album experiences of all-time. Whether you are a fan of metal, indie rock, punk, hard rock, regardless I guarantee you will find this album fascinating as I did. This album is a unique treasure and whenever I see it I feel a deep adoration for it. I owned the original CD pressing, but this 2LP 10th anniversary edition is a phenomenal package.

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javajeff

Chaotic Beauty!

Reviewed in the United States on November 21, 2015

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Between The Buried And Me have more than one album that can be considered a masterpiece. However, if
I had to choose their absolute best, it would be Colors. It is such an excellent album, and an
perfect place to start if you are interested in Between The Buried And Me. I think anyone that
enjoys all the sub-genres of Progressive Rock will find something to love in Colors. It contains
excellent musicianship, dueling clean and growl vocals, and pure chaos wound up in a nice bow. Sure
tracks like Ants Of The Sky or Prequel To The Sequel have their brutal moments, but the organized
craziness is just so infectious. If you do not like their sound at all, that can be understood as
it is an acquired taste. However, the talent level is so evident, and the compositions are so
varied that you will always be guessing. I do not think you can find anything more original than
Colors, and that innovation is needed in today's musical landscape. This gets my highest
recommendation, and anyone that loves Progressive Metal and Progressive rock should give it a go.

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Subauthor

Inspired to the Nth Degree

Reviewed in the United States on December 12, 2007

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Incredibly inspired and audacious, "Between the Buried and Me"'s new CD "Colors" is an astounding leap forward from their previous disc, "Alaska". There have been complaints that the medlodies seem strewn together with no consideration for natural flow, but to me they transition beautifully from one memorable tempo to the next. Their newfound song writing is more "progressive" than expected, with jazzy parts, Opethian clean vs. raunchy singing, and downright euphoric melodic guitar passages that might remind one of a classical Joe Satriani. The frantic thrashy parts are still intact, and it is often difficult to tweezer the melody out of the rampaging walls of sound. The death growling is often juxtaposed over crunchy riffs of sonic fury. Hmmmm...am I munching on a mouthful of Captain Crunch cereal, or is that noise coming from my CD player? I especially enjoy the way "Ants" segues into "Prequel to the Sequel", stomping riffs thundering from an ultra-catchy intro with the vocalist belching fire and brimstone to augment the metal assault. The third song starts with a rousing Middle Eastern-tinged melody with overlapping drums, bass, and guitar that never plays lower than maximum volume in my pitiful car stereo. There is also an indifference toward standard song structure, which I actually enjoy because this is a trend away from humdrum radio music that feels rhythms must eventually circle back to a central chorus. If you like "Buried's" new style of music, you might want to check out Mindflow's "Mind Over Body" as well, which this disc reminds me of, since there are multiple complex time changes and genre-hopping, without the need to recycle the same bridges and choruses over and over. Getting used to the Cookie Monster bellowing is a chore for some listeners, but I actually get a kick out of it on this CD because the background rhythms are so awesome. I always laugh when I hear the singer snarl, "NIGHT GOGGLES INSTEAD OF SLEEEEEPPPPP!!" like some sinister government conspiracy had tried to replace the concept of sleep with something artificial and insidious. The talent showcased in this CD puts some of your more (ahem) mainstream progressive (cough) metal acts (cough Dream) to (cough Theater) shame, proving that "Between the Buried and Me" are a major force to be reckoned with.

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CDKD

An excellent remaster with an unexceptional pressing

Reviewed in the United States on March 23, 2018

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Woof. This thing has some issues. Surface noise in many places, and clearly fluttering from a misaligned hole in the final side. Still, I'll deal with it, because the remaster is pretty good. Dan's bass is much more present in the mix compared to the original. If what I've heard about Victory's LPs is true, you'll definitely want to stick to this one.

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Tom H

One of the best albums

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on October 28, 2020

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One of the best BTBAM albums of all time. Sounds even better on vinyl

Wolfwoman

Five Stars

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on November 3, 2015

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Son loved it :-).

Simon B

Meilenstein

Reviewed in Germany on January 13, 2015

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"Colors" von BTBAM ist meiner Meinung nach eines der definierenden Metal-Alben der 2000er-Jahre. Lose dem Progressive Metal zuzuordnen (nicht der repititiven und traditionellen Art, die Bands wie Dream Theater oder Symphony X bedienen), nimmt Colors verschiedenste musikalische Elemente auf und verflechtet sie auf eine absurde, sperrige, und einzigartig schöne Art und Weise.
Tatsächlich finden sich auf dem Album neben dem obligatorischen Geknüppel auch Elemente aus dem Power Metal, barocke und orientalische Melodien, Countryklischees, Polka, und viele andere Einflüsse.
Kurzum ist Colors ein Album in dem musikalisch mehr passiert als bei den meisten anderen Bands über die komplette Diskographie hinweg.
Absolute Empfehlung meinerseits!

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jeff meunier

Bent corner 😢

Reviewed in Canada on August 8, 2020

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Album sounds great!
The gatefold was bent and crinkled in the upper right corner which I am going to assume happened in transit because it was loose in a large box with 4 plastic bubbles in it....

Joe

Average at best

Reviewed in Australia on September 16, 2020

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My old favourite album, so I picked this up. The remaster should be great but this sounds very thin and distorted. Compared to other albums it’s nowhere near as good. Tested on Rega Planar 3 with Ortofon 2M Bronze. Some things just aren’t made for vinyl.

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