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Blaze - Tenth Dimension
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8.1 | 78 votes |
Release date: 2002
Style: Heavy metal

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Disc I
01. Forgotten Future
02. Kill & Destroy
03. End Dream
04. The Tenth Dimension
05. Nothing Will Stop Me
06. Leap Of Faith
07. The Truth Revealed
08. Meant To be
09. Land Of The Blind
10. Stealing Time
11. Speed Of Light
12. Stranger To The Light

Disc II
01. The Launch [live]
02. Futureal [live]
03. Tough as Steel [live]
04. Evolution [live]
05. Living Someone Else's Life
06. Silicon Messiah (MP3)
07. Born as A Stranger (MP3)
08. Ghost In The Machine (Video)
09. Inside The Tenth Dimension (EPK)
Review Lyrics (13)

Staff review by
Malcolm
Rating:
7.0
To follow up a success so big that Blaze had with their debut album, "Silicon Messiah" isn't easy, we know that. But still we have so extremely high expectations when a new album is on its way.
And so was the case for me, when Blaze was on their way to release their second album, "Tenth Dimension".

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published 26.04.2004 | Comments (2)

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06.11.2019 - 23:46
Rating: 7
Joppe
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In many ways the album is like a 2nd Silicon Messiah. About half of the songs aren't highly good, and then there is Kill & Destroy, Leap Of Faith, Meant To be and Speed Of Light, that are great heavy metal tracks, Speed Of Light probably even the best Blaze song ever. Hard to say is there an improvement or deterioration from the debut. For now I'll say these albums are pretty equal.
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