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by: In Flames
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Binding: Audio CD
EAN: 0099923449829
Format: Explicit Lyrics
Item Dimensions: 22
Label: Koch Records
Manufacturer: Koch Records
MPN: 4498
Number Of Discs: 1
Publisher: Koch Records
Release Date: April 01, 2008
Studio: Koch Records
Disc 1:- Mirror's Truth
- Disconnected
- Sleepless Again
- Alias
- I'm the Highway
- Delight and Angers
- Move Through Me
- Chosen Pessimist
- Sober and Irrelevant
- Condemned
- Drenched in Fear
- March to the Shore
Editorial Review:
Album Description:
Unafraid to push the boundaries with their previous releases, A Sense Of Purpose finds the band taking yet another step forward. This is the limited and numbered gatefold picture LP vinyl. 2008.
Average Rating: 
Rating:  -
I listened to this album daily as a ramp up to the daily grind of studying for the California Bar Exam, the hardest law exam in the nation and, arguably, the world. I am happy to say I passed, thanks in no small part to this album, and to In Flames collectively.
The scenario: You wake up around 7:30am, exhausted from studying ambiguous common law doctrine until 11pm the night before, only to acknowledge that you must put in another 14+ hour day of honing your skull full of mush into ...
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Its In Flames all the way. If you like In Flames you will enjoy this album. Well done and worth every cent.
Rating:  -
When i first started listening to this album i thought it was pretty decent, i finally got bored of it bc it sounded too trendy. I actually had to find this cd in my room so i could listen to it while i write this review to make sure, cuz i haven't listened to it in a while. Anyways the reason i gave it 2 stars is because this is my least favorite album by them so far. Why i say that, it's because its the one album that i end up stopping half way through cuz especially since the last few tracks are ...
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I'd like to start off by saying that you should never base how good an album is by comparing it to the band's other albums. That's like comparing a Ford Mustang and a Ford Taurus. Both made by the same company, but they are still completely different and good in their own ways, yet some people like one better than the other. You should base your review on how that album is all by itself.
Now to the the review. The album is heavy, loud, and fairly fast paced. Then again, that pretty much ...
Rating:  -
I'm sorry to say it, but In Flames, one of the greatest Swedish exports since Volvo, finally fell into their own trap. I've never been a fan of the early In Flames-era, I never picked up on the charm in The Jester Race for instance, but I still felt that their three latest albums all had something to bring, with Soundtrack to Your Escape being the all-out best, packed with melodic hits just begging to be unleashed and explode (you literally cannot sit still to that album).
There was much ...
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