Jon Oliva's Pain - 'Tage Mahal
| Release date: | 25 October 2004 |
| Style: | Progressive metal |
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Owners: |
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01. The Dark
02. People Say - Gimme Some Hell
03. Guardian Of Forever
04. Slipping Away
05. Walk Alone
06. The Nonsensible Ravings Of The Lunatic Mind
07. No Escape
08. Father, Son, Holy Ghost
09. All The Time
10. Nowhere To Run
11. Pain
12. Outside The Door
13. Fly Away
02. People Say - Gimme Some Hell
03. Guardian Of Forever
04. Slipping Away
05. Walk Alone
06. The Nonsensible Ravings Of The Lunatic Mind
07. No Escape
08. Father, Son, Holy Ghost
09. All The Time
10. Nowhere To Run
11. Pain
12. Outside The Door
13. Fly Away
Review
Lyrics Released October 25, 2004 (2004-10-25)
Recorded 2004
Genre Heavy metal
Length 62:37
Label SPV/Steamhammer
Producer Jon Oliva, Paul O'Neill
Rating:
8.5
8.5
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Rating: 8.5 |
I'm not a big fan of Savatage and honestly when I put the solo project of Mr Oliva in my stereo, I was really curious to see how it could be. My first words was "damn this is the metal version of "Bohemian Rhapsody" !!!"? but of course I know that Savatage and Oliva are not newcomers in this style of music and it's not a real surprise to see how this album sound? For sure if you liked Savatage before, you could like this album too? Read more ›› |
Found in 3 lists
Top lists
| Vasil de Shumen | Best Albums of the New Millennium | #152 |
| majormalfunction | Jon Oliva Albums Ranked | #2 |
| Alex Avagianos | Top 20 Of 2004 | #16 |
Comments
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| Vasil de Shumen Posts: 344  |
A recording in the good traditions of Savatage. For me, this is one of the memorable albums of 2004 ... maybe - the best of all 
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| majormalfunction Posts: 1507  |
Not as good as Poets and Madmen but not far off, many songs could easily have been part of that album. Great first album and I like aggressive tone on this album, Jon sounds really pissed at times 
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