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Dream Theater stunned the world of music with the release of their 1991 gold record release, Images and Words and have since gone on to sell millions of CDs worldwide and are now recognized as one of the greatest progressive rock acts of all-time. One of the most vital components of Dream Theaters trademark sound is undoubtedly the incredible vocal force of James LaBrie. Blessed with unrivaled power and an almost inhuman vocal range, LaBrie lets himself stretch out far beyond the boundaries of Dream Theater. And hey, isnt that what a solo album is really for?
On Elements of Persuasion James surrounds himself once again with world-class musicians and describes the sound on E.O.P. as effectively traversing the distance between the moody and atmospheric and heavy and experimental. New sounds and recording techniques are in abundance.
Engineered by Richard Chycki (Aerosmith, Seal, Pink, Mick Jagger), Elements of Persuasion adds new facets to James LaBries already sparkling career.
Look for James LaBrie to tour in the U.S. in April 2005
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- Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
- Language : English
- Product Dimensions : 4.9 x 5.6 x 0.5 inches; 4 ounces
- Manufacturer : Inside Out Music
- Original Release Date : 2012
- Date First Available : January 29, 2007
- Label : Inside Out Music
- ASIN : B0007R8FHQ
- Number of discs : 1
- Best Sellers Rank: #203,443 in CDs & Vinyl (See Top 100 in CDs & Vinyl)
- #2,499 in Pop Metal (CDs & Vinyl)
- #87,133 in Pop (CDs & Vinyl)
- #87,891 in Rock (CDs & Vinyl)
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Having said that, I can say this: Want to know what this album is? Basically, take all the fantastic, heavy guitar riffing from DT and concentrate on that. Minimize the progressive tripping but still make the songs long enough that they leave you feeling fulfilled. No 3 1/2 minutes-and-I'm-gone stuff here.
I'm a hit-or-miss prog-metal fan, so for me this album is simply fantastic. So often when listening to DT, out slams this wonderful, chunky, deep guitar riff and I'm jammin' along. Then, 8 seconds later, it's completely abandoned as they go off on some tangent. That's the nature of prog-metal and not a criticism of DT (remember my first paragraph above), but not always what I want. Much of the time I WANT THAT RIFF. James serves them up, song after song, with a truly talented guitarist and backing band.
That's not to say the songs are one-dimensional, either. There's variety here, and he tries a few things you might not expect (turntable scratching on a metal song? Whod've thunk it? *chuckle*). I've read criticisms of his voice, but I don't know what planet those people live on. James has a great voice and uses it well throughout this album.
This is metal how it should be done, in my humble opinion. Heavy but not annoyingly fast, great drums that don't overwhelm, an excellent groove and great singing. And solos, for crying out loud! Nu-metal fans probably won't know what they're hearing. Hey guys, guess what those skinnier strings on the guitar are for!
Oops, got a little silly there, sorry. I just love this album. The songs are distinct and fresh. The vocals are excellent. The lyrics aren't about breasts, beer and partying 'till you drop. Highly recommended!
If you don't like heavy music, you probably will not dig this. "BUT PLEASE DON'T BASH IT"
JRK
Sure is better than his forced vocals on the DT Master of Puppets Bootleg.
- john coyle
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Ottima fattura e ottimo venditore! Grazie mille amico!
Consigliato.
ギター自体は、さすがにソロアルバムと比べると、引っ込んでいますが、
それでも、さすがマルコ。という感じです。
DT自体も聞いたことがなかったのですが、なかなかユニークなボーカル
だと感じました。別のアルバムも購入したいと思います。
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