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LEGER DE MAIN's debut is pretty good,but i wish it had more of an edge to it.The female vocals(Melissa
Rodler) do little for me,although they're not bad by any means.She would go on to sing on the
MYTHOLOGIC record which had much the same affect on me as this one does.
"To Live The Truth" opens with gentle guitar and synths as vocals come in.A full sound 2 minutes in with
prominant bass and piano as drums pound.The guitar comes and goes.Not a fan of this one. "Crystal
Fortune" is better with it's powerful intro as the guitar takes the lead.Some scorching guitar before 3
minutes. "Immobile Time" opens with vocals,bass and drums standing out.The vocals get pretty
passionate on this one,especially a minute in. "Enter Quietly" is the 20 minute epic.There is a lot of
acoustic passages in this one as well as flute.Vocals don't come in until 7 minutes.The song turns
aggressive 9 minutes in then settles as this contrast continues.The guitar lights it up 11 1/2 minutes in.It
really gets quiet a minute later.Heavy again 15 1/2 minutes in with some scorching guitar to follow.Vocals
are back after 17 minutes.Synths and piano 18 1/2 minutes in.Nice. "Distorted Pictures" opens with some
good drumming as vocals join in.Even better drumming after 2 1/2 minutes,with some ripping guitar to
follow.
I just can't get past the vocals unfortunately,but even without that obstacle i would give this 3 stars.MEMBERS LOGIN ZONEAs a registered member (register here if not), you can post rating/reviews (& edit later), comments reviews and submit new albums. You are not logged, please complete authentication before continuing (use forum credentials).
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