Track Listings (20) - Disc #1| All Artists: Steel Prophet Title: Beware Members Wishing: 0 Total Copies: 0 Label: Nightmare Records Original Release Date: 1/1/2005 Re-Release Date: 2/15/2005 Genres: Pop, Rock, Classic Rock, Metal Style: Number of Discs: 2 SwapaCD Credits: 2 UPC: 734923952428 |
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Massive classic power metal with an early Fates Warning feel. Special double cd limited edition (1500 copies only) "beware" is finally delievered into the hands of massacre records. it has turned out to be a very melodic,... more » |
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Album Description Massive classic power metal with an early Fates Warning feel. Special double cd limited edition (1500 copies only) "beware" is finally delievered into the hands of massacre records. it has turned out to be a very melodic, very catchy and "raw" ! An excellent pure power metal band, Steel Prophet toiled in semi-obscurity for several years before the release Dark Hallucinations in 1999, which won the band critical acclaim. The band mixes an early Fates Warninginfluence with a more aggressive power metal base to good effect. Vocalist Rick Mythsiasin frequently reminds one of Bruce Dickinson (occasionally frighteningly so) while at other times he sounds a bit like John Cyriis of Agent Steel. The succeeding albums since Hallucinations follow a similar path, both in style and in quality of music. Steel Prophet still hasn't reached the level of fame that they perhaps deserve, at least partly due to their being American and playing a style of metal that is currently more in vogue in Europe. Similar CDs
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CD ReviewsA new begining for Steel Prophet Adam Lambert | swanton, vt United States | 02/16/2005 (4 out of 5 stars) "The reason why I say that is because this is the first album without Rick Mythiasin as lead vocalist. The new singer is Nadir D'Priest Who was in bands such as D'Priest and London. First off I must say his singing style is different from Rick Mythiasin's but even so I feel he is a good fit for the band. He doesn't have as much range but seems to have more power and aggressiveness. For me it did not take long to get use to his singing there is just something about his voice. I must say I do miss Rick but in time after Nadir gets some albums under his belt that will probably no doubt change. Like I said there is just something about Nadir's voice. As far as the music is concerned it is typical steel prophet. This album has a very raw sound like dark hallucinations but energetic like messiah. One thing I noticed though is the harmonic guitars aren't as evident on this album. But that is just a minor thing about the album. But I think you should give this album a chance even though it does not have Rick on vocals it is still a good release from steel prophet. But I rate this album four and a half stars because there are a few songs that just don't appeal to me."
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