RESONANCE 2

Anathema

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Experimental/Post Metal

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2.67 | 29 ratings | 2 reviews | 11% 5 stars

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Boxset/Compilation, released in 2002

Songs / Tracks Listing

1. Lovelorn Rhapsody (5:49)
2. Sweet Tears (4:12)
3. Sleepless 96 (4:31)
4. Eternal Rise Of The Sun (6:34)
5. Sunset Of Age (6:55)
6. Nocturnal Emission (4:18)
7. A Dying Wish (8:12)
8. Hope (5:54)
9. Cries In The Wind (5:03)
10. Fragile Dreams (5:32)
11. Empty (3:00)
12. Nailed To The Cross / 666 (4:10)
13. Mine Is Yours (video, 50mb)

Total Time 64:10

Line-up / Musicians

- John Enrico Douglas / drums
- Leon Douglas / vocals
- Daniel Cavanagh / guitar (electric)
- George Roberts / bass
- Les Smith / keyboards

Releases information

Peaceville/Snapper 61099

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ANATHEMA Resonance 2 ratings distribution

2.67
(29 ratings)

Essential: a masterpiece of progressive rock music(11%)
Excellent addition to any prog rock music collection(21%)
Good, but non-essential (29%)
Collectors/fans only (25%)
Poor. Only for completionists (14%)

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Review by kev rowland
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Compare 'Resonance' to that of 'Resonance 2' and the listener would not believe that they are by the same band. While there is still the darkness and emotion, this is a band that at times seem as equally influenced by doom as they do by death. Opener "Lovelorn Rhapsody" takes a long time to pick up the pace, but even then it shows a distinct nod to Sabbath. The first verse of "Sleepless '96" has much more in common with Joy Division, with an extremely strong bass line, and although it does try to break into hard rock country it does return to the theme time and again. Highlight of this collection has to be their version of Roy Harper's "Hope" which shows an emotive rock band at their very best. This also contains a video, "Mine Is Yours".

Originally appeared in Feedback #70, Oct 02

Latest members reviews

1 stars if resonance part I could sound quite useless and pointless this release it's surely worse...lot of traks simply reissued from oldest albums, disappointing alternative version... I read somewhere that the band was forced in some way to release these two Compilations, in order to fulfill the co ... (read more)

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