"Songs for the last view" CD by Lacrimas Profundere
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| Item no. | 434380 |
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| Title | Songs for the last view |
| Musical Genre | Gothic Metal |
| Product topic | Bands |
| Band | Lacrimas Profundere |
| Release date | 27/06/2008 |
| Gender | Unisex |
| Product type | CD |
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| Media - Format 1-3 | CD |
CD 1
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1.The Last View
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2.A Pearl
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3.The Shadow I Once Kissed
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4.Veins
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5.We shouldn't be here
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6.And God's Ocean
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7.Suicide Sun
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8.Dear Amy
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9.A Dead Man
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10.Sacrificial Lamb
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11.Lullaby For A Weeping Girl
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12.While
by Björn Thorsten Jaschinski (31.01.2008) Never change a winning team? At least star producer, John Fryer (HIM, Nine Inch Nails, Paradise Lost) stuck to the chart-spoilt, German Gothic-Rockers. Inside the band, some changes were inevitable: interim singer, Peter Kafka still plays the bass, the previously unknown Rob Vitacca replaced Christopher Schmid. No easy task one should think but the only 21-year-old is a raw diamond growing by the grind of Fryer. Many songs suggest more than one singer, that's how easy Rob changes from a Pete Steele tomb-intonation to rough, aggressive vocals or fragile, high tunes. Still, apart from "The shadow I once kissed", there is no duet partner in sight. "Songs for the last view" beside the usual, cool Rockers ("A pearl") offers a flashback to the band’s own Doom-roots ("Veins"), restrained Ethno flairs ("Sacrificial lamb"), beautiful, dark Pop music ("And God’s ocean") and a deep going finale with piano and smooth orchestration. Superb!