Blaze - Silicon Messiah
| Release date: | 22 May 2000 |
| Style: | Heavy metal |
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01. Ghost In The Machine
02. Evolution
03. Silicon Messiah
04. Born As A Stranger
05. The Hunger
06. The Brave
07. Identity
08. Reach For The Horizon
09. The Launch
10. Stare At The Sun
11. The Day I Fell To Earth [South American & Japanese bonus]
12. Motherfuckers R Us [South American bonus]
13. Steel [South American bonus]
14. Interactive Track [South American bonus]
Featured in "Getting Into: Iron Maiden"
02. Evolution
03. Silicon Messiah
04. Born As A Stranger
05. The Hunger
06. The Brave
07. Identity
08. Reach For The Horizon
09. The Launch
10. Stare At The Sun
11. The Day I Fell To Earth [South American & Japanese bonus]
12. Motherfuckers R Us [South American bonus]
13. Steel [South American bonus]
14. Interactive Track [South American bonus]
Featured in "Getting Into: Iron Maiden"
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Hated and scoffed at by most people when he was in Iron Maiden, and now congratulate as singer in his new band, that's not very fair if you ask me. First of all, I did like what he did in Maiden. I really think he helped them a lot. Sure maybe he isn't a Bruce (Dickinson) but he is surely good and gave Maiden a kick in the right direction. Read more ›› |
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Pandora's Box agape it stares, the Silicon Messiah roams the world. The infamous Blaze Bayley, also known as the 'Bruce Dickinson-substitute' and 'the dude responsible for two crappy albums' proved to be a very talented and determined person who on top of everything slapped Maiden right in the face with his album 'Silicon Messiah.' Blaze felt disappointed with himself after leaving Maiden and had decided to end his career as a musician were it not for a couple of letters from fans around the world which encouraged him to continue in a solo career. Read more ›› |
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| Maco Pvt Funderground Posts: 3593  |
Written by TheXFactor on 20.07.2010 at 02:38 there is a south american version?
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| JOPE OF STEELE Steelemeister Posts: 3333  |
Starts with somewhat weak and generic Heavy Metal songs, until Born as A Stranger brings some interesting songwriting on the table. The Brave, The Launch and Stare At The Sun are songs worth having heard as well. For a debut I'd say it's alright, but since few of the songs aren't good or interesting enough for multiple listens, I wouldn't call it as my fave Blaze album. I remember people saying in early 2000s that Blaze solo stuff is better than Blaze on IM, well I think that might apply to other Blaze albums, but IMO Virtual Eleven is better than Silicon Messiah.
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