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A MOMENT IN TIME

Anathema

Experimental/Post Metal


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3.48 | 67 ratings | 1 reviews | 28% 5 stars

Good, but non-essential

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DVD/Video, released in 2006

Songs / Tracks Listing

1. Shroud Of False 04:35
2. Fragile Dreams 04:49
3. Balance 03:36
4. Closer 05:28
5. Lost Control 06:10
6. Empty 03:13
7. A Natural Disaster 05:55
8. Inner Silence 03:08
9. One Last Goodbye 05:44
10. Judgement 02:47
11. Panic 02:59
12. Flying 06:15
13. Angela 05:04
14. Comfortably Numb 07:55

Total Time: 88:21

Line-up / Musicians

- Vincent Cavanagh / vocals, guitar
- Daniel Cavanagh / guitar, vocals, keyboards
- Les Smith / keyboards
- Jamie Cavanagh / bass
- John Douglas / drums
- Lee Douglas / additional vocals

Releases information

Bonus Live Video - Krzemionki 2004:
01. Sleepless
02. A Dying Wish
03. Albatross (Fleetwood Mac cover)
04. Fragile Dreams

+- 30-minute documentary

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ANATHEMA A Moment in Time ratings distribution


3.48
(67 ratings)
Essential: a masterpiece of progressive rock music(28%)
28%
Excellent addition to any prog rock music collection(45%)
45%
Good, but non-essential (19%)
19%
Collectors/fans only (3%)
3%
Poor. Only for completionists (4%)
4%

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Review by Conor Fynes
PROG REVIEWER
2 stars 'A Moment In Time' - Anathema (4/10)

First off, might I say that the rating for this work is not based on the music itself. 'A Moment In Time' is being rated here for what it is; a piece of visual media. The songs themselves are amazing, and have been commended as such on other reviews. As far as being a vessel for such beautiful music however, this DVD really comes up short. There are so many errors that make it a sloppy creation, that could have been avoided and corrected had extra care been given.

As far as the musical arrangement goes, things are really good. As well as the band performing, there is a string quartet that plays throughout, as well as a guest appearance from a talented female vocalist. The vocal passion I generally expect from Vincent Cavanagh is a bit lacking here, but that can be forgiven. There's a nice setup here, a beautiful selection of songs, so what could go wrong?

Throughout watching 'A Moment In Time,' I find myself increasingly agitated over the camera work. The camera is fixated on the vocalist, and fails to give a visual mention to either the bass player or rhythm guitarist almost at all!

Another issue is the recording of the sound. For example, during the climax of 'Empty,' the vocals drown out completely for a few seconds. For a band that's had such a high standard of musical quality, my jaw dropped at how they could ever let a DVD release come out to the general public with that sort of negligence.

Despite it's flaws and failure as a professional DVD release however, being an Anathema fan; it's hard to not at least find some enjoyment in it, and there's an CD counterpart included as well! Two stars.

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