Track Listings (10) - Disc #1| All Artists: Dark Title: Round the Edges Members Wishing: 0 Total Copies: 0 Release Date: 4/11/2002 Genre: Alternative Rock Style: Hardcore & Punk Number of Discs: 1 SwapaCD Credits: 1 UPC: 766488766226 |
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 | Dark Round the Edges Genre: Alternative Rock
'One of the most collectable prog-rock albums' - Record Collector. Dark's sole album consists of six long, rather meandering tracks, the songs largely vehicles for some involved, fuzzy hard rock guitar soloing. In the s... more » |
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Album Description 'One of the most collectable prog-rock albums' - Record Collector. Dark's sole album consists of six long, rather meandering tracks, the songs largely vehicles for some involved, fuzzy hard rock guitar soloing. In the softer parts and the vocal sections, there are faint echoes of the folky psychedelic late-1960s rock of acts like the Jefferson Airplane and the Grateful Dead. Includes 4 bonus tracks 'In The Sky', 'Wasting Your Time', 'Could Have Sworn' & 'Maypole'. Similar CDs
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CD ReviewsFuzzy proto-Prog monster! T. Hardin | seaside,oregon | 11/09/2007 (5 out of 5 stars) "Fuzzy and fairly heavy for its time(early 70's),here's another proto-metal must have! I'd also consider this proto-Prog as well,in respect to the (for the time) ambitious arrangements - I'd wager that the guys in Opeth have a copy of this in their collections!If your bag is obscure early 70's hard rock,i'd say you need a copy for yours too" Raunchey fuzz driven guitars offset with clean rythems Mark Newingham | Mid West | 11/20/2009 (4 out of 5 stars) "Good songs, catchy heavy fuzzed out guitar riffs and some killer frenzied train wreck guitar solo's that I love. A must have for classic rock/proto-metal lovers. Tracks I really dug were "Darkside" running time 7:28 sweet. "Live for Today" 8:07 starts out mellow and builds up nicely, great tune. "Zero Time" my favorite, starts out heavy as hell and keeps on drivin'. The bonus tracks are good too, from my understanding they are from a previous recording session with a different lineup that didn't work out a few years earliar. The name fits for the time. It does have an overall dark feel too it. Rock on!"
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