Persian_Risk_-_Rise_Up-Reissue-2002-MCA_int

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│                      METAL CLASSICS ARCHIVE                       │
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│ +                    Persian Risk - Rise Up                    +  │
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│║ Release Information ║                                            │
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│║  Release Date.Mar-22-2015    Encoder......L3.97 -V2 --vbr-new  ║ │
│║  Genre........Heavy Metal    Graber.......EAC                  ║ │
│║  Year.........2002           Khz/Bitrate..44,1/ Br             ║ │
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│║  Ripper.......anthem         Songs........10                   ║ │
│║  Covers.......Yes            Url... n/a                        ║ │
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│║    Release Notes    ║                                            │
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│║ Artist : Persian Risk                  Rating : You Decide!    ║ │
│║ Album  : Rise Up                       Label  : Powerage       ║ │
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│║      Description :                                             ║ │
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│║        This great NWOBHM band offers an excellent              ║ │
│║        power-rock/melodic metal album in ôRise Up.ö            ║ │
│║        Persian Risk are typical of the NWOBHM movement,        ║ │
│║        in that while they may have slogged it out for a        ║ │
│║        number of years, they have little in the way of         ║ │
│║        albums on offer. However, if youÆre anything            ║ │
│║        like me, you may feel that ôRise Upö more than          ║ │
│║        makes up for the lack of other releases. An             ║ │
│║        array of powerful numbers seize the middle              ║ │
│║        ground between 70Æs British Pop-Rock, Classic           ║ │
│║        NWOBHM, and mid/late 80Æs US Hard Rock. A strong        ║ │
│║        concoction in my books.                                 ║ │
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│║        Track one opens the can up with a boom. Strong          ║ │
│║        melodic power coming through in an instant hard         ║ │
│║        rock classic. Track two, the power ballad ôJaneö        ║ │
│║        ventures into pop-rock territory, with a relaxed        ║ │
│║        slow verse riff, and slow-thumping bass effort          ║ │
│║        rumbling along under strong lead vocals. The            ║ │
│║        chorus is kinda weak, compared to the well              ║ │
│║        layered melodic verses, somewhat of a let-down.         ║ │
│║        Nevertheless, the subject matter ôtoo young for         ║ │
│║        loveö, and clean guitar make it a worthy track.         ║ │
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│║        Track three, the title-track, and our next              ║ │
│║        offering, gets more into hard to hard-rock              ║ │
│║        territory. At times sounding like Halford, over         ║ │
│║        some thundering, crunchy guitar riffs. Really a         ║ │
│║        favourite, this one is intense, and as decent a         ║ │
│║        metal anthem is many other NWOBHM classics. Play        ║ │
│║        this one at high-volume when looking for some           ║ │
│║        heavy-metal inspiration. The guitar leads               ║ │
│║        beginning around the 2 minute mark are of a high        ║ │
│║        calibre, and the thumping drums underneath              ║ │
│║        soaring vocals that follow are once more                ║ │
│║        reminiscent of Priest. This one is the true             ║ │
│║        anthem of the album and should be well-liked up         ║ │
│║        by priest fans. Great stuff!!!!                         ║ │
│║        The next couple of tracks may not stand out as          ║ │
│║        much as one or three, but have a lot to offer. A        ║ │
│║        lot more leaning towards US hard rock of the            ║ │
│║        period after NWOBHMs peak of popularity, most           ║ │
│║        tracks retain a good amount of melodic British          ║ │
│║        rock typical of the NWOBHM period (1979-1984).          ║ │
│║        Track four, ôBrave New Worldö slams the listener        ║ │
│║        with some heavy Priest-sounding riffs, and some         ║ │
│║        decent hi-production values. Track five starts          ║ │
│║        us off with crunching and quick guitar, erupting        ║ │
│║        into power-rock vocals offering a decent                ║ │
│║        showcase of our lead vocalist. In fact, this            ║ │
│║        singer is excellent, and dare i say rarely a            ║ │
│║        NWOBHM vocalist makes such an impact. Well,             ║ │
│║        perhaps Diamond Head, and Grim Reaper spring to         ║ │
│║        mind. ôDark Towerö is another excellent ômetalö         ║ │
│║        track. Listing to the track now, in a public            ║ │
│║        library, i can barely contain myself from               ║ │
│║        singing along to my headphones, but would prefer        ║ │
│║        to avoid the odd looks from my fellow library           ║ │
│║        patrons.                                                ║ │
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│║        All round a very strong album in my opinion.            ║ │
│║        Certainly not a very well known NWOBHM act,             ║ │
│║        Persian Risk arenÆt messing around, especially          ║ │
│║        with this excellent release. Well-written and           ║ │
│║        composed songs, with a good mix of hard-rock            ║ │
│║        ballads, NWOBHM, and powerful melodic rock, with        ║ │
│║        some definitive metal influence (e.g. tracks            ║ │
│║        three and four). When i first acquired this gem,        ║ │
│║        I found it hard to stop playing it! The                 ║ │
│║        production on the album is strong, especially           ║ │
│║        when compared with early NWOBHM material. IÆm           ║ │
│║        quite surprised this band didnÆt make it bigger,        ║ │
│║        really. At the time this album was released,            ║ │
│║        this brand of melodic rock/metal was becoming           ║ │
│║        huge, albeit probably more across the Atlantic,         ║ │
│║        rather than in England. Solid, Solid stuff.             ║ │
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│║  Release Tracklist  ║                                            │
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│     01 - Hold The Line                              [04:32]       │
│     02 - Jane                                       [04:13]       │
│     03 - Rise Up                                    [04:38]       │
│     04 - Brave New World                            [04:03]       │
│     05 - Don┤t Turn Around                          [03:32]       │
│     06 - Sky┤s Falling Down                         [04:55]       │
│     07 - Break Free                                 [03:46]       │
│     08 - Dark Tower                                 [04:05]       │
│     09 - Riip It Up                                 [03:00]       │
│     10 - Women In rock                              [04:02]       │
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│                                      Total Length : [40:46 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_persian_risk_-_rise_up-reissue-2002-mca_int.m3u235 B
00_persian_risk_-_rise_up-reissue-2002-mca_int.nfo11,42 KB
00_persian_risk_-_rise_up-reissue-2002-mca_int.sfv335 B
01_hold_the_line-mca.mp37,24 MB
02_jane-mca.mp36,73 MB
03_rise_up-mca.mp37,95 MB
04_brave_new_world-mca.mp36,59 MB
05_dont_turn_around-mca.mp36,30 MB
06_skys_falling_down-mca.mp37,50 MB
07_break_free-mca.mp35,85 MB
08_dark_tower-mca.mp36,83 MB
09_riip_it_up-mca.mp34,97 MB
10_women_in_rock-mca.mp36,83 MB