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Savage Poetry
by: Edguy
Price: $28.98 current as of:
03/12/2010 08:48 EST
Binding: Audio CD
EAN: 4009880467022
Format: Import
Item Dimensions: 23
Label: Afm Records Germany
Manufacturer: Afm Records Germany
Number Of Discs: 1
Publisher: Afm Records Germany
Release Date: June 19, 2000
Studio: Afm Records Germany
Editorial Review:Album Description:Re-recorded versions of the original demos used by the German metal act to shop for a label in 1995. The originals have long been unavailable after the initial pressing was sold out during their first gigs and is now considered highly collectable. The band re-worked the material to take advantage of their improved studio prowess (the originals were written and recorded while the band were still teen-agers). During the re-recording process the band had many ideas on how to improve the songs, including adding new parts. These are totally new vers
Disc 1:- Hallowed
- Misguiding Your Life
- Key to My Fate
- Sands of Time
- Sacred Hell
- Eyes of the Tyrant
- Frozen Candle
- Roses to No One
- Power and Majesty
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Rating:  -
The re-recorded version of Savage Poetry, released in 2000, is the best Edguy Album. The demo-version of Savage Poetry recorded in the mid-nineties shows a promising young band with horrible production. Get the 2000 version of the album, where these German rockers redo their first LP and turn it into a modern Power Metal epic.
Hallowed starts off quiet, but then blows you away with a monster riff, and keeps going with amazing vocals from arguably the greatest frontman in the world. ...
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this rerecording of edguys dabut album is ok it dosint sound as good as new edguy when this cd was made thay dident have the kind of talent that thay have now. but the vocals from Tobias Sammet and the lyrics to the songs are as good as thay are today if that is the mane reson you like this band buy this cd if you are more intrested in the musical talent by guitarist Jens Ludwig
i would save your money for theater of salvation or mandrake. but if you are a die hard edguy fan then get this cd.
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Don't get me wrong, Edguy is a fantastic band, just check out the epic feeling of "Theatre of Salvation" or their breakthrough crossing of Helloween, Blind Guardian and the triumphant pompousness of Virgin Steele, "Vain Glory Opera". But "The Savage Poetry" is simply a remake of their very first recording called "Savage Poetry", who's release was limited and very hard to come by. Since newfound fans of Edguy were clamoring to hear their very beginnings, the band decided to re-release the album. but ...
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This album is a rerecording of their original full-length demo, and it shows in that the songs are generally not particularly inspiring. I can't name a single outstanding track (Although I do like the really high vocal on "Frozen Candle": "BurNIIIIING!"). Sammet's voice can be annoying: his vibrato is particularly broad and can be disorienting: "Flyiyiyiyiyiyiiiii"... Nevertheless, this album is heavier than "Theater of Salvation" and is not plagued by those annoying Meatloaf influences. So ...
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To my friend, music fan from Costa Rica, I guess you forgot to read the explanatory notes on the sleeve, and therefore were unable to realize that this was a re-recording of their first demo they sent to the record companies in germany. And it shows. The songwriting is average (who said that fast was better?), the musicianship is tight and Sammet's vocals sometimes can be annoying, but those moments are few. Don't get me wrong, I have their previous two and they are excellent albums, but If you're just ...
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