Mystic Prophecy - Regressus
| Release date: | 16 June 2003 |
| Style: | Power metal |
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01. Calling From Hell
02. Eternal Flame
03. Lords Of Pain
04. Sign Of The Cross
05. Night Of The Storm
06. The Traveller [instrumental]
07. In Your Sins
08. Forgotten Soul
09. When Demons Return
10. Regressus / Lost In Time
11. Mystic Prophecy
12. The Land Of The Dead
13. Sanctuary Drum Track [unlisted track] [Digipak bonus]
14. Fighting The World [Manowar cover] [Digipak bonus]
15. Sanctuary [Iron Maiden cover] [Digipak bonus]
02. Eternal Flame
03. Lords Of Pain
04. Sign Of The Cross
05. Night Of The Storm
06. The Traveller [instrumental]
07. In Your Sins
08. Forgotten Soul
09. When Demons Return
10. Regressus / Lost In Time
11. Mystic Prophecy
12. The Land Of The Dead
13. Sanctuary Drum Track [unlisted track] [Digipak bonus]
14. Fighting The World [Manowar cover] [Digipak bonus]
15. Sanctuary [Iron Maiden cover] [Digipak bonus]
Guest reviewSpecial sound effects and keyboards on 3, 5, 6, 9, 10, 12 by Eroc.
Additional drums on 13-15 by S. Theurer
All songs arranged by R.D. Liapakis and Gus G.
All lyrics by (R.D. Liapakis)
All music by (R.D. Liapakis, Gus G.), track 6 by (M. Albrecht)
Recorded at the Prophecy and Music Factory studios, Seltmans, Germany,
February-March 2002.
Produced by R.D. Liapakis
The cover tracks were recorded on very short notice for a pair of tribute
albums (Dennis Ekdahl was unavailable for the recordings) and included on
Regressus digipack at the last minute. The production was rushed towards the
end resulting in the accidental inclusion of the unlisted Track 13, which is
the Sanctuary drum track.
Rating:
8.0
8.0
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Rating: 8.0 |
Take a first glance at Mystic Prophecy and you will notice that they are from Germany. A second glance will reveal that they play power metal. Add these two observations together and you could be forgiven for concluding that they must sound like any number of bland Blind Guardian or Helloween impersonators. Fortunately, you would be mistaken. Read more ›› |
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Comments
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| mohammedMG Posts: 18 |
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| JOPE OF STEELE Steelemeister Posts: 3333  |
Sounds more heavy metal than the 1st album and the riffs are more in the spotlight -- a good move if u'd ask me. Once again the question is: do the songs suck or unsuck? And again the answer is: they're rather good songs (with couple of weaker ones as expected with a long running album). I find "Calling From Hell", "Sign Of The Cross", "In Your Sins" and "When Demons Return" as the better ones, and generally the songwriting is pretty impressive. Surely the album is strong, but I'm feeling better is yet to come from the band. This band is making power metal powerful sounding again.
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| Bad English Tage Westerlund Posts: 62025  |
Its good album but somehow this band are key player to write ca 60 minutes album, I think its to long. Otherwise its something like mixture between HM and PM
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