FOUR ELEMENTS

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Studio Album, released in 1999 Songs / Tracks Listing 1. Fear Can Kill You 2. Judgement Day 3. King Of Pain 4. Four Elements Pt. 1 5. Genius and Evil Deed 6. Religious Lie 7. The Last Turn of Spiral 8. Demon Wind 9. Goner 10. Fight for the Life 11. Four Elements Pt. 2 (instrumental) Line-up / Musicians - Alexander Aidarov / vocals - Max Popoff / bass, vocals - Valeriy Shukevich / guitars - Dennis Popoff / drums Releases information CD Music Most (1999) Recorded under the name BIG TROUBLE. Thanks to Trickster F. for the addition and to ProgLucky for the last updates Edit this entry

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Essential: a masterpiece of progressive rock music(25%)

Excellent addition to any prog rock music collection(0%)

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Review by Prog-jester
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First of all,this is not Prog yet. Second - it's very rare thing to get! I guess it's easily to find some lost DUN or HENRY COW lost tapes then a "listenable quality"- version of this one!:-)

Released under the BIG TROUBLE name back in 1999, "Four Elements" is a good and enjoyable Hard/Heavy-Rock edging Prog sometimes. Some of pieces were lately rearranged for EXTROVERT's release (as long as I heard).I gave it 3 stars mainly due to its drive - very good songs,they ROCK!!! Professionalism of the band can be easily seen - no wonder they play Prog now. Not recommended, just my personal passion ;-)

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