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Colony
by: In Flames
List Price: $16.98Price: $16.68 current as of:
03/15/2010 06:33 EDT
Binding: Audio CD
EAN: 0727361220624
Format: Enhanced, Extra tracks, Original recording remastered
Item Dimensions: 21
Label: Nuclear Blast Americ
Manufacturer: Nuclear Blast Americ
MPN: 12206
Number Of Discs: 1
Publisher: Nuclear Blast Americ
Release Date: March 10, 2009
Studio: Nuclear Blast Americ
Editorial Review:Album Description:Nuclear Blast. 2004.
Disc 1:- Embody the Invisible
- Ordinary Story
- Scorn
- Colony
- Zombie Inc.
- Pallar Anders Visa
- Coerced Coexistence
- Resin
- Behind Space '99
- Insipid 2000
- New World
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When Metal was mired down in its NU stage, and hardcore was still underground, and nobody knew what the hell to call metalcore, much less, melodic death metal, In Flames was already pushing melodic death metal to the next level. Possibly the greatest hard rock/metal band to come out of Sweden, the In Flames crew has always been pushing the limitations of the genre to the next level. This album not only gave credibility to the Swedish Melo-Death scene, it helped bring forth the modern American ...
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Wow, let me just start by saying that I listen to a very broad spectrum of Metal/Hardcore. Anything from Heaven Shall burn to All Shall Perish To Killswitch Engage to As I Lay Dying. But when one says the words Melodic Metal core, there is only one band that deserves to be in the same sentence- In Flames. I started with Come Clarity and Soundtrack To Your Escape, and tonight i just purchased Colony and am absolutely blown away by the guitar work. This is one of the most respectable pieces of work that ...
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This is the best in Flames album hands down. A pleasure to listen to from beginning to end; Man Made God is a great conclusion to this beautiful album.
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I started getting into death metal again about a year and a half ago and have been picking up IF releases whenever I see them on discount. Clayman was my introduction to the band, and it was an extremely enjoyable album that easily earns a 5 star rating.
This one (and LS) were the only two that I had left to grab, and one of my friends kept insisting that this one was by far the best of all their work. Now, saying something like this has a tendency to make me push back, as I hold even the ...
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This is one of my all-time favorite metal albums. Everything about it is so masterfully executed, with a certain sensibility that will make it a classic for a long time to come. Each song holds its own, and are extremely accessible. The guitar work is solid, with many memorable hooks and melodies. A must have for fans of melodic death and power metal.
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