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Fates Warning

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3.93 | 29 ratings | 2 reviews | 45% 5 stars

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Live, released in 2018

Songs / Tracks Listing

CD 1 (76:31)
1. From the Rooftops (7:45)
2. Life in Still Water (5:11)
3. One (4:35)
4. Pale Fire (4:10)
5. Seven Stars (5:40)
6. SOS (4:27)
7. Pieces of Me (3:57)
8. Firefly (5:04)
9. The Light and Shade of Things (9:26)
10. Wish (4:22)
11. Another Perfect Day (4:18)
12. Silent Cries (3:31)
13. And Yet It Moves (14:05)

CD 2 (61:13)
1. Still Remains (15:06)
2. Nothing Left to Say (7:13)
3. Acquiescence (4:21)
4. The Eleventh Hour (8:12)
5. Point of View (5:00)
6. Falling (1:49)
7. A Pleasant Shade of Gray, Pt. IX (4:17)
8. Through Different Eyes (4:11)
9. Monument (6:04)
10. Eye to Eye (5:00)

Total Time 137:44

Line-up / Musicians

- Bobby Jarzombek / drums
- Joey Vera / bass, vocals
- Ray Alder / vocals
- Jim Matheos / guitars
- Mike Abdow / guitars, vocals

Releases information

Label: InsideOut Music
Format: Limited 2CD Mediabook, Gatefold 3LP + Bonus-2CD, Digital
June 29, 2018

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FATES WARNING Live over Europe ratings distribution


3.93
(29 ratings)
Essential: a masterpiece of progressive rock music(45%)
45%
Excellent addition to any prog rock music collection(34%)
34%
Good, but non-essential (17%)
17%
Collectors/fans only (3%)
3%
Poor. Only for completionists (0%)
0%

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Review by friso
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3 stars Fates Warning is one of the bigger names in the progressive metal genre and I bought this triple live lp to get to know the band. This release has been getting some great reviews and it is easy to see why; it's a well recorded live album spread over three vinyls, giving a good overview of the career of the band. Fates Warning has the sound of mid-eighties British metal band, without any glam or pomp. Riff based, thick leads and fairly melodic. The twin guitars give the band a thick sound, whereas the absence of keyboards gives the music a natural rock feel. Ray Alder his voice has matured a lot and though he doesn't sing his highest notes like before, he does have a warm and powerful voice. This the type of professional group that executes perfectly what they have in mind, giving perfect performances of all tracks here. However, I myself can't help being a bit unmoved by this band. There are few moment that stand out, that really grasp me or are daring compared to the other tracks. The band started with a heavy dose of Iron Maiden influences, but there's little of that musical story-telling type of song- writing here. Furthermore, Fates Warning doesn't come across as being that much of a progressive band. Not in a way a band like Voivod or even Threshold is. Perhaps it's just not my taste. My personal verdict is a three star rating, but let me say it is probably worth more to fans of the band and progressive metal in general. Another very solid vinyl release by InsideOut.

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5 stars To my taste, this band is much more organic and enjoyable compared to other bands in this genre. The absence of keyboards is a plus, as some prog metal bands tend to rely on too much schmaltz with their electronic oscillators blips and bleeps. I prefer the keys/guitar balance achieved by Redemp ... (read more)

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