Bruce_Dickinson_-_Scream_for_Me_Brazil_(Jap._Ed.)-Live-1999-MCA_int

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│ +      Bruce Dickinson - Scream For Me Brazil (Jap. Ed.)       +  │
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│║ Release Information ║                                            │
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│║  Release Date.Mar-20-2015    Encoder......L3.97 -V2 --vbr-new  ║ │
│║  Genre........Metal          Graber.......EAC                  ║ │
│║  Year.........1999           Khz/Bitrate..44,1/ Br             ║ │
│║                                                                ║ │
│║  Ripper.......anthem         Songs........12                   ║ │
│║  Covers.......Yes            Url... www.screamforme.com        ║ │
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│║    Release Notes    ║                                            │
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│║ Artist : Bruce Dickinson               Rating : You Decide!    ║ │
│║ Album  : Scream For Me Brazil (Jap. Ed.)abel  : Victor         ║ │
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│║      Description :                                             ║ │
│║                                                                ║ │
│║        This is, as of now, Bruce's last solo album.            ║ │
│║        After this, he rejoined Iron Maiden to bring            ║ │
│║        some wind back under their admittably-faltering         ║ │
│║        wings. But that's beside the point. Here comes          ║ │
│║        the review.                                             ║ │
│║                                                                ║ │
│║        Production: Not excellent, but acceptable. Bruce        ║ │
│║        sounds better than ever and very crisp, as does         ║ │
│║        the Brazillian crowd (More on that later). The          ║ │
│║        instruments, however, seem a bit muddy, as if           ║ │
│║        this part of the mix was played around with on          ║ │
│║        the last day before finishing mixing. It doesn't        ║ │
│║        detract from the music much, unless you were            ║ │
│║        looking for Alive In Athens-styled production.          ║ │
│║                                                                ║ │
│║        Performance: The band, however, is in top form.         ║ │
│║        This is, honestly, Bruce's best live vocal              ║ │
│║        performance since the energy displayed on Live          ║ │
│║        After Death. The band does f- up a few times            ║ │
│║        regarding minor beats and the like, but it's            ║ │
│║        overlookable. At times, the twin guitars seem to        ║ │
│║        be slightly out of time with each other, but now        ║ │
│║        I'm just nitpicking; I'll stop now. Song-by-song        ║ │
│║        reviews:                                                ║ │
│║                                                                ║ │
│║        Trumpets Of Jericho: Opening with - you guessed         ║ │
│║        it- an Air Raid Siren, this song is faithful to         ║ │
│║        the studio version, with little live changes            ║ │
│║        aside from the aformentioned muddy                      ║ │
│║        instrumentals. Still, worth a listen if you're a        ║ │
│║        fan of the song (I only listen to it once in a          ║ │
│║        while, really)                                          ║ │
│║                                                                ║ │
│║        King In Crimson: Again, if you've heard the             ║ │
│║        album version, then you've basically heard this         ║ │
│║        one as well. Bruce delivers a blistering                ║ │
│║        performance, as usual with him.                         ║ │
│║                                                                ║ │
│║        Chemical Wedding: Well, again, this doesn't             ║ │
│║        deriviate much from the studio version. The             ║ │
│║        chorus, backed up by the audience and guitarist         ║ │
│║        as well, just plain rocks, though.                      ║ │
│║                                                                ║ │
│║        Gates Of Urizen: The fourth song in a row from          ║ │
│║        their then-recent Chemical Wedding                      ║ │
│║        album...although this one is actually performed         ║ │
│║        better than in the studio. Bruce always seems so        ║ │
│║        much better on soft songs when they're played           ║ │
│║        live....Dunno, I guess they don't give him as           ║ │
│║        much of a chance to start jumping around like a         ║ │
│║        madman and messing up his voice... (See: Rock In        ║ │
│║        Rio DVD)                                                ║ │
│║                                                                ║ │
│║        Killing Floor: Bruce is pretty creepy in the            ║ │
│║        verses....but the chorus, the screamed chant of         ║ │
│║        "SATAN!" just isn't as powerful without the             ║ │
│║        multi-tracked vocals. Oh well, one would think          ║ │
│║        that would be fairly obvious.                           ║ │
│║                                                                ║ │
│║        Book Of Thel: Hoo boy! Unleash the awesome power        ║ │
│║        of South American rock fans! After around a             ║ │
│║        minute elapses, the crowd's melodic screaming           ║ │
│║        (Yes!) actually drowns out the main riff. Bruce         ║ │
│║        blisters through this, while the band delivers          ║ │
│║        the epic song's soaring riffs and great soloing.        ║ │
│║        This live recording is also available on Bruce's        ║ │
│║        Best Of album.                                          ║ │
│║                                                                ║ │
│║        Tears Of The Dragon: Wow. After a hilarious             ║ │
│║        monologue by Bruce (Did they ever shut the f-ing        ║ │
│║        door, anyway?), we jump right into Tears Of The         ║ │
│║        Dragon. Here come Brazil's would-be rockers             ║ │
│║        again; This time, the crowd sings every single          ║ │
│║        word in the song along with Bruce, and, well,           ║ │
│║        it's completely beautiful; Especially in the            ║ │
│║        chorus. Really shows you what this ballad is            ║ │
│║        truly capable of, doesn't it?                           ║ │
│║                                                                ║ │
│║        Laughing In The Hiding Bush: The other SFMB             ║ │
│║        track included on the Best Of. Bruce delivers           ║ │
│║        this Balls To Picasso song with enthusiam and           ║ │
│║        energy, something that seems to be very rampant         ║ │
│║        throughout this concert. Worth a listen.                ║ │
│║                                                                ║ │
│║        Accident Of Birth: Yay! Track nine, so it's             ║ │
│║        about time the band went back to their best             ║ │
│║        record (In my opinion, of course). The opening          ║ │
│║        riff pulsates with so much energy than before,          ║ │
│║        before Bruce's brooding vocals kick in. The             ║ │
│║        chorus, part of which is backed by the audience         ║ │
│║        (The Welcome Home....part), is just as good, if         ║ │
│║        not better than, the studio rendition.                  ║ │
│║        Definitely worth your immediate attention.              ║ │
│║                                                                ║ │
│║        The Tower: Seven out of ten songs from Chemical         ║ │
│║        Wedding on here? Well, at least it's better than        ║ │
│║        Rock In Rio's "meh" tracklisting. This one              ║ │
│║        is....ok on this live album. It's played just           ║ │
│║        fine, but the crowd-interaction intro is just           ║ │
│║        way too long, and it does tend to get repetitive        ║ │
│║        after awhile. If you have patience, which I need        ║ │
│║        to learn, admittably...then this is solid. I            ║ │
│║        usually skip it.                                        ║ │
│║                                                                ║ │
│║        Darkside Of Aquarius: Yay, another Accident Of          ║ │
│║        Birth track! Other than the crowd's humming             ║ │
│║        along to the opening riff, which manages to             ║ │
│║        sound extremely cool, this doesn't vary much            ║ │
│║        from the studio version. The solo still rocks,          ║ │
│║        as does the tense last verse.                           ║ │
│║                                                                ║ │
│║        Road To Hell: The album's swansong, a number            ║ │
│║        that would seem perfect for ending concerts with        ║ │
│║        its arena-like vibe. The crowd is great with            ║ │
│║        this one, too. While Bruce seems to hesitate a          ║ │
│║        bit on all three prechoruses, the rest of the           ║ │
│║        song is pulled off just fine.                           ║ │
│║                                                                ║ │
│║        So that's it; What of the album, in total? Well,        ║ │
│║        the performances are excellent, no doubting             ║ │
│║        that, and the setlist is decent, if a little            ║ │
│║        unbalanced. Just one complaint about the                ║ │
│║        tracklist...It's TOO SHORT! Come on, twelve             ║ │
│║        songs, 60% of which are from one album alone. I         ║ │
│║        realize that's what they were promoting, but            ║ │
│║        where's Back From The Edge? Tattooed                    ║ │
│║        Millionaire, etc.? I can understand with the            ║ │
│║        second one, due to the darker mood achieved             ║ │
│║        through the existing set songs, but Omega would         ║ │
│║        have made a GREAT closer. Oh well... A must-have        ║ │
│║        for fans of Bruce Dickinson and Iron Maiden, but        ║ │
│║        may seem flawed to others.                              ║ │
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│║  Release Tracklist  ║                                            │
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│     01 - Trumpets Of Jericho                        [06:26]       │
│     02 - King In Crimson                            [04:56]       │
│     03 - Chemical Wedding                           [04:33]       │
│     04 - Gates Of Urizen                            [04:21]       │
│     05 - Killing Floor                              [04:12]       │
│     06 - Book Of Thel                               [08:26]       │
│     07 - Tears Of The Dragon                        [08:07]       │
│     08 - Laughing In The Hiding Bush                [04:01]       │
│     09 - Accident Of Birth                          [04:19]       │
│     10 - The Tower                                  [07:42]       │
│     11 - Darkside Of Aquarius                       [07:32]       │
│     12 - Road To Hell                               [04:59]       │
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│                                      Total Length : [69:34 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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