Marty_Friedman_-_Inferno-2014-MCA_int

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2014-07-02

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│                      METAL CLASSICS ARCHIVE                       │
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│ +                   Marty Friedman - Inferno                   +  │
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│║ Release Information ║                                            │
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│║  Release Date.Jun-29-2014    Encoder......L3.97 -V2 --vbr-new  ║ │
│║  Genre........Metal          Graber.......EAC                  ║ │
│║  Year.........2014           Khz/Bitrate..44,1/ Br             ║ │
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│║  Ripper.......anthem         Songs........12                   ║ │
│║  Covers.......Yes            Url... www.martyfriedman.com      ║ │
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│║    Release Notes    ║                                            │
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│║ Artist : Marty Friedman                Rating : You Decide!    ║ │
│║ Album  : Inferno                       Label  : Prosthetic     ║ │
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│║      Description :                                             ║ │
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│║        In the run-up to the release, Marty Friedman's          ║ │
│║        eleventh full-length solo release, Inferno, was         ║ │
│║        said to be the album that fans of Megadeth and          ║ │
│║        Cacophony always wanted me to make, suggesting a        ║ │
│║        heavy album. And having listened to it quite a          ║ │
│║        few times by now, I can say that's what it is.          ║ │
│║        It's a very heavy Marty Friedman album, second          ║ │
│║        to none in his career. But more importantly, is         ║ │
│║        it still any good? Well, guessing by the score I        ║ │
│║        gave it you may have already guessed that it is,        ║ │
│║        and I will be soon be arguing why.                      ║ │
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│║        The band behind Friedman has stepped up since           ║ │
│║        the Jukeboxes and Bad DNA. The other musicians          ║ │
│║        are more noticeable and especially the drummer          ║ │
│║        plays on overdrive. This is due to a whole range        ║ │
│║        of guest musicians featuring on this album as           ║ │
│║        well as the general pace of the album, which is         ║ │
│║        quite a bit higher than what we're used to from         ║ │
│║        Friedman. The guitars themselves sound a bit            ║ │
│║        different than on the previous albums. The              ║ │
│║        guitars seem to sound a bit clearer than they           ║ │
│║        did previously.                                         ║ │
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│║        Now, on to the most important part of the album:        ║ │
│║        the songs themselves. The stuff that's found            ║ │
│║        here is much more metal-oriented than the               ║ │
│║        Jukeboxes and Bad DNA, and the entire album             ║ │
│║        feels like Loudspeaker cranked up to 11, and            ║ │
│║        then some! Especially the first half of the             ║ │
│║        album is very fast-paced. From the raging and           ║ │
│║        soaring solos on the title track to the flamenco        ║ │
│║        guitar on Wicked Panacea and the                        ║ │
│║        saxophone/guitar trade-off solos on Meat Hook,          ║ │
│║        it twists and turns on itself constantly. The           ║ │
│║        second half, although it is still very heavy            ║ │
│║        (I'm looking at you, Sociopaths!), feels less           ║ │
│║        frantic mainly due to the inclusion of the              ║ │
│║        wonderful song Undertow, which provides a bit of        ║ │
│║        a breather. It's comparable to Picture or Devil         ║ │
│║        Take Tomorrow, only with a bit more synth in the        ║ │
│║        background, as heard on Introduction or even            ║ │
│║        Ashita E No Sanka.                                      ║ │
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│║        As already mentioned, there are a lot of guest          ║ │
│║        musicians on this album, contributing to the            ║ │
│║        crazy feel of the album. There's a lot mixing of        ║ │
│║        many different styles of music on Inferno. It           ║ │
│║        makes listening to it much more interesting,            ║ │
│║        because the songs are so very different from            ║ │
│║        each other, and the combinations of styles are          ║ │
│║        pretty unusual. That crazy and generally odd            ║ │
│║        sound may be off-putting at first, but improves         ║ │
│║        a lot after some additional plays.                      ║ │
│║        Unfortunately, this strength does become a              ║ │
│║        weakness in one case in particular. I feel that         ║ │
│║        the saxophone and guitar don't complement each          ║ │
│║        other that well in the first thirty seconds of          ║ │
│║        Meat Hook.                                              ║ │
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│║        I've read some criticism over the years that            ║ │
│║        Friedman 'sold out' to Japanese pop. If that            ║ │
│║        would even be the case, then this album would           ║ │
│║        surely prove the critics wrong. This is not to          ║ │
│║        say there is no criticism for this album,               ║ │
│║        though. I feel Lycanthrope isn't as strong as it        ║ │
│║        could have been. The craziness goes a bit over          ║ │
│║        the top at times. Put a little differently, it          ║ │
│║        sometimes misses the incredible melodies that           ║ │
│║        made the Tokyo Jukeboxes and Bad DNA wonderful          ║ │
│║        albums. Listening to this album, there's only a         ║ │
│║        few 'hummable' melodies, a homemade test for            ║ │
│║        melody, if you will.                                    ║ │
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│║        All in all, Friedman let completely loose on            ║ │
│║        this album and that has worked out very well.           ║ │
│║        This is an incredibly heavy, and most of all,           ║ │
│║        metal album. He hasn't lost any of his                  ║ │
│║        incredible chops or songwriting ability. This           ║ │
│║        album proves he can play almost djenty riffs and        ║ │
│║        think of something to go with it (Inferno),             ║ │
│║        crazy neoclassical arpeggio's like on Speed             ║ │
│║        Metal Symphony (Horrors), but also beautiful            ║ │
│║        melodies that we've come to expect of the man           ║ │
│║        (Undertow). The songs are heavier and crazier           ║ │
│║        than ever before on a Friedman solo album.              ║ │
│║        Definitely worth getting!                               ║ │
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│║  Release Tracklist  ║                                            │
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│     01 - inferno                                    [05:42]       │
│     02 - resin                                      [04:38]       │
│     03 - wicked panacea (feat. rodrigo y gabriela)  [03:03]       │
│     04 - steroidhead (feat. keshav dhar)            [03:18]       │
│     05 - i can't relax (feat. danko jones)          [03:15]       │
│     06 - meat hook (feat. j°rgen munkeby)           [03:36]       │
│     07 - hyper doom                                 [01:55]       │
│     08 - sociopaths (feat. david davidson)          [06:14]       │
│     09 - lycanthrope (feat. alexi laiho & danko jon [04:03]       │
│     10 - undertow                                   [04:22]       │
│     11 - horrors (feat. jason becker)               [06:50]       │
│     12 - inferno -reprise-                          [01:56]       │
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│                                      Total Length : [48:52 minn   │
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│                   ║    Greetings To:    ║                         │
│                   ╚═════════════════════╝                         │
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│          Too all people who contributes to make this              │
│          archive of good music in a exceptional conditions        │
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00_marty_friedman_-_inferno-2014-mca_int.m3u436 B
00_marty_friedman_-_inferno-2014-mca_int.nfo12,30 KB
00_marty_friedman_-_inferno-2014-mca_int.sfv556 B
01_inferno-mca.mp38,94 MB
02_resin-mca.mp37,26 MB
03_wicked_panacea_(feat._rodrigo_y_gabriela)-mca.mp34,83 MB
04_steroidhead_(feat._keshav_dhar)-mca.mp35,20 MB
05_i_cant_relax_(feat._danko_jones)-mca.mp35,22 MB
06_meat_hook_(feat._joergen_munkeby)-mca.mp35,94 MB
07_hyper_doom-mca.mp33,27 MB
08_sociopaths_(feat._david_davidson)-mca.mp310,04 MB
09_lycanthrope_(feat._alexi_laiho_and_danko_jones)-mca.mp36,66 MB
10_undertow-mca.mp36,17 MB
11_horrors_(feat._jason_becker)-mca.mp310,13 MB
12_inferno_-reprise--mca.mp32,69 MB