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Threshold - Subsurface



8.6 | 180 votes |
Release date: 3 August 2004
Style: Progressive metal

Owners:

182 have it
17 want it


01. Mission Profile
02. Ground Control
03. Opium
04. Stop Dead
05. The Art Of Reason
06. Pressure
07. Flags And Footprints
08. Static
09. The Destruction Of Words
10. What About Me [special edit, definitive edit bonus]
11. Mission Profile [definitive edit bonus] [Live in Switzerland]
12. Ground Control [definitive edit bonus] [Live in Switzerland]

Additional info
Special Edition (2004)
Definitive Edition (2012)

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Comments

Comments: 7   Visited by: 300 users
17.06.2016 - 20:24
Rating: 10
majormalfunction
One of the best and catchiest prog metal albums. This one got it all.. excellent riffs, vocals with a lot of hooks and lyrics often leaning towards political criticism. "The Art Of Reason" is a huge 10-minute song that never gets old!
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Everything's twice as bright with money in your hands
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29.09.2017 - 01:24
Rating: 7
Nick Carter
Freedom to be free... It is good, but also as predictable as that phrase.
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#MetalIsForEveryone
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20.11.2018 - 01:02
Rating: 10
BlankFile
I love this álbum, probably my favourite Threshold record. Great songs, vocals, and lyrics. The perfect álbum, and Andrew "Mac" Mcdermott at the top of his game at this point. Songs like "Mission Profile", "Ground Control", "Stop Dead", The Art of Reason", "Pressure" and "Flags and Footprints" are outstanding, but the whole record is amazing. And as I said, probably my favourite and the best they ever launched.
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20.11.2018 - 02:26
Rating: 9
JoHn Doe
One of the best from Threshold, all killer no filler record for me
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I thought the two primary purposes for the internet were cat memes and overreactions.
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27.09.2019 - 19:57
Rating: 8
SebaRaven36
A fantastic album especially the first song Mission Profile
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11.11.2020 - 23:36
Mountain King
K i K o
That song "Pressure" is really good.
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03.06.2022 - 22:58
Rating: 10
Metal Rasputin
I don't understand how these guys do it, but they somehow manage to make prog metal that's technical, rocking, catchy and entertaining even if you're not that much into prog to begin with. Bands like Dream Theater should learn a thing or two from Threshold, not vice versa. These albums are always so much fun to come back to.
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You've got a lot of guts. Let's see what they look like!
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