Fates Warning - Disconnected
| Release date: | 25 July 2000 |
| Style: | Progressive metal |
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01. Disconnected Part 1
02. One
03. So
04. Pieces Of Me
05. Something From Nothing
06. Still Remains
07. Disconnected Part 2
02. One
03. So
04. Pieces Of Me
05. Something From Nothing
06. Still Remains
07. Disconnected Part 2
Guest review
Lyrics Ray Alder - vocals
Jim Matheos - guitars, keyboards
Mark ''Thunder Child'' Zonder - drums
Joey Vera - bass
Guest musicians
Kevin Moore - keyboards
Steve Tushar - keyboards
Additional info
Recorded and mixed between February 17 and April 16, 2000.
Drums and keyboards recorded by Phil Magnotti at Frankie's Hideaway at North Hollywood, CA.
Guitars, vocals, keyboards recorded by Terry Brown at the Carriage House, Stamford, CT.
Additional vocals recorded by Jim Matheos and Joey Vera at the Carriage House and Frankie's Hideaway.
Mixed by Phil Magnotti at the Carriage House.
Assistant engineer: John Shyloski.
Digital editing by Phil Magnotti.
Mastered by Phil Magnotti and Tom Bender at Barking Doctor Studios.
Photography by Alex Solca.
Rating:
7.9
7.9
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Rating: 7.9 |
Recently, I (re)discovered Fates Warning : Disconnected. Well, let's see? It's the follower album of their 1997 outstanding-landmark release A Pleasant Shade of Gray. Disconnected was one of these albums I didn't listen so much. Actually it was hidden somewhere in the pile, waiting patiently its turn. But the time has come (at least, I think so!) to give it some more attention, and write down my thoughts? Read more ›› |
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| tea[m]ster Au Pays Natal Contributor Posts: 5266  |
"Something From Nothing" and "Still Remains" are two of the best songs Jim Matheos has ever written. The first is more riff-ticious like earlier FW and the ladder is more proggier like Dream Theater/Porcupine Tree.
---- rekt
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| NocturnalStalker Metal Addict Posts: 889  |
Great album! Not a single weak song and some are simply awesome. 
---- "And we are not who we think we are We are who we're afraid to be" - Lux Occulta "The Opening of Eleventh Sephirah"
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| majormalfunction Posts: 1512  |
Brilliant record and one of the better prog metal albums made. Mark Zonder drumming and the industrial touch on the melodies are masterful.
---- Everything's twice as bright with money in your hands
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| John_Doe Posts: 5209  |
Written by majormalfunction on 20.11.2020 at 10:01 I wouldn't call it industrial, Kevin Moore helped on keyboards, as he did on the previous album. Keyboards create a nice atmosphere.
---- I thought the two primary purposes for the internet were cat memes and overreactions.
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| majormalfunction Posts: 1512 |
Written by John_Doe on 20.11.2020 at 12:59 I don't know how to express it, i'm not saying it's industrial metal but the atmosphere of the album is kind of industrial and moody. Anyway a blast listening to it, though maybe not a sunny summer day 
---- Everything's twice as bright with money in your hands
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