Track Listings (11) - Disc #1| All Artists: Enchant Title: Tug of War Members Wishing: 0 Total Copies: 0 Label: Inside Out U.S. Release Date: 9/13/2004 Album Type: Limited Edition Genres: Pop, Rock, Metal Styles: Progressive, Progressive Rock, Progressive Metal Number of Discs: 1 SwapaCD Credits: 1 Other Editions: Tug of War UPC: 693723004525 |
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HDCD limited edition of the San Francisco-based progressive metal act's 2003 album features 11 tracks including one bonus track, 'Below Zero'. Slipcase. Inside Out. |
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Album Description HDCD limited edition of the San Francisco-based progressive metal act's 2003 album features 11 tracks including one bonus track, 'Below Zero'. Slipcase. Inside Out. Similar CDsSimilarly Requested CDs
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CD ReviewsThe Seventh and Greatest Enchant cd swriter7 | New Jersey | 08/22/2003 (5 out of 5 stars) "wow, with each album they keep improving and getting better if that is possible!!!! The last album Blink of an Eye was amazing and featured the new drummer Sean Flanegan, he seems to find his own on this album and is truly spectatcular. Blink saw no keyboardist for the band and had a friend sit in on keys and was great, the new full time keyboardist is Bill Jenkins and is incredible.If you are new to Enchant, they can be described as a hard rock melodic progressive band, not metal, not full out prog, just great stuff. Influences to my ears are Kansas, especially in the vocal department, Ted has just an amazing set of pipes, wow!!!! Other influences to me are Rush and Marillion.It is hard to go song by song but Sinking Sand is a great hard rock tune with vocals to the heavens, probably next to Under Fire on the Blink album, Sinking Sand is the best Enchant album opener. The second track, Tug of War is a great hard tune again and the album continues to rock. Beautiful is all that, a beautiful tune that should be played on radio but not your typical crappy ballad, just great!!!In closing, after 5 listens, song by song, this is the strongest Enchant album with no weak points, after seven albums, don"t know why they are almost unheard of, they have to be thee best hard rock melodic prog band out today. After this, get Blink of an Eye and Juggling. You will thank me, trust me, just great" The best unknown band around L. McBride | Disco Bay Calif. | 01/05/2006 (5 out of 5 stars) "I was given a copy of ToW by Mr. Doug Ott himself. I am a huge Rush fan, and was a little apprehensive of this band I had never heard of. I popped it in the cd player on the way home from a late night gig. The first guitar chords woke me up like a jolt of strong coffee. Wow...these guys are absolutley amazing. Doug's guitar work is incredible. Ed's bass work rivals Geddy Lee imho. When I first heard Ted sing, I thought it was Kansas. My personal favorite is the title track. The opening guitar riffs are reminiscent of alot of 90's grunge bands..raw and full of emotion. It builds into a full blown rampage of power. The message of the song is driven home. The rest of the album is pure Prog, with the exception of Beautiful, which pays homage to Doug's beautiful wife. I am a huge Enchant fan now, and I will soon own the entire catalog! A no risk purchase for sure" Enchanted Rope Burns.... MusicFan | Long Island, NY | 08/30/2003 (3 out of 5 stars) "Having been an Enchant fan for the past few years, I am dissapointed to say that this one falls short of what I expected. The excellent musicianship is still there, it jsut lacks the great melodies that Enchant is known for. Some exceptions are "Living in a Movie", "Long Way Down", and "Comatose"..There is also a great instramental appropriately named "Progtology"...New fans might enjoy, I just expected MORE....This CD was produced in less than 1 year, and it sounds rushed (no pun intended!)."
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