Mastodon - Crack The Skye
| Release date: | 24 March 2009 |
| Style: | Progressive stoner metal |
Owners: |
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Disc I [CD]
01. Oblivion
02. Divinations
03. Quintessence
04. The Czar
1 - Usurper
2 - Escape
3 - Martyr
4 - Spiral
05. Ghost Of Karelia
06. Crack The Skye
07. The Last Baron
Disc II [Limited Edition DVD]
+ Making Of "Crack The Skye"
+ Track-By-Track Band Commentary
+ Photo Gallery
The Best Alternative Metal Album Of 2009
Top 20 albums of 2009: 4
Top 200 albums of all time: 148
01. Oblivion
02. Divinations
03. Quintessence
04. The Czar
1 - Usurper
2 - Escape
3 - Martyr
4 - Spiral
05. Ghost Of Karelia
06. Crack The Skye
07. The Last Baron
Disc II [Limited Edition DVD]
+ Making Of "Crack The Skye"
+ Track-By-Track Band Commentary
+ Photo Gallery
The Best Alternative Metal Album Of 2009
Top 20 albums of 2009: 4
Top 200 albums of all time: 148
Review
Lyrics Brent Hinds - guitars, vocals
Bill Kelliher - guitars, backing vocals
Brann Dailor - drums, vocals
Troy Sanders - bass, vocals
Session musicians
Rich Morris - keyboards
Guest musicians
Scott Kelly - vocals
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Rating:
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Rating: 9.0 |
Crack the Skye, the new opus from the Atlanta, Georgia quartet is an absolutely stunning release. The band continued the sort of 'elemental' theme that has been present in their last couple releases, Remission (Fire), Leviathan (Water, duh), and Blood Mountain (Earth). Now, with Crack the Skye, the supposed fourth element, Air is represented. Read more ›› |
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| Troy Killjoy perfunctionist Posts: 20773 From: Canada  |
Written by _deepblack on 30.09.2014 at 00:48 Pretty much what Marcel said. Not only do plenty of musicians in the stoner scene look like the Mastodon boys, but their fans also dress the part. As for the album, I love it. Used to think not so highly of it, but then I stopped being a bitch.
---- "Wise men talk because they have something to say; fools because they have to say something."
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| _deepblack Posts: 211 From: Iran  |
Written by Troy Killjoy on 30.12.2014 at 01:15 thats what i thought about the album when i listened to it first 2 times but after some time i started loving it
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| Necrodamus Posts: 432 From: USA  |
This is a special album for me. It was my first real concept album and opened the door for me to progressive music in general. I have heard it performed live twice, each time a mesmerizing experience. Spectacular album all around.
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| musclassia Posts: 3247 From: UK  |
God fucking damn the title track is incredible I do really like the albums that came after this album, but none of them can really compare to the inspiration so fully on display in this album; 00s Mastodon was something else
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| musclassia Posts: 3247 From: UK |
They've recently uploaded part 1 of what will presumably be a series of retroactive videos they made whilst producing the album: It's cool hearing them talk so positively about the album, knowing that it's actually go on to be held in the kind of esteem they were hoping for. Also nice hearing Brent talking quite a bit; he was barely in the Emperor of Sand making of documentary.
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| doez Hallucigenia Posts: 234 From: France  |
Kinda disappointed by this one, I expected something great after reading all these comments but apart from the last track I'm not the biggest fan of it, especially the vocals, really don't like the voice for some reason
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| Gikhar Wizard Posts: 82 From: Iran  |
Written by doez on 18.12.2020 at 13:54 
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