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Troy
So The Past Shall Pass
Genre: Alternative Rock

Track Listings (10) - Disc #1
1. Perfect Blues
2. Breathless
3. Priceless Fool
4. Three Letters
5. There Was A Boy
6. The Very Last Time
7. In The Wake Of Light
8. Further In
9. I For One
10. Wake

A dynamic, flowing and emotionally lyrical mindscape. Dissonant guitar overtones under rich warm vocal melodies create an almost desperate but passionate rhythm. The lyrics are introspective ideals on love, loss, hope and ... more »

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All Artists: Troy
Title: So The Past Shall Pass
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: Troypettymusic
Original Release Date: 9/29/2001
Release Date: 9/29/2001
Genre: Alternative Rock
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Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 656613414422

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CD Reviews

Meaningful lyrics, with soothing melodies....

Cory | Chicago, IL | 10/03/2001

(4 out of 5 stars)

""So The Past Shall Pass", mixes meaningful lyrics with soothing waves of melody. It seems obvious to the listener that this CD was written at a time of great emotional stress for the artisticly attributed Troy. This album very adequately expresses the feelings of pain, stife, love Troy wished to convey to the listener save any Morrisey like whininess. In addition, the lyrics are well painted to the melodic three piece that accompanies. The subtle breaks of song, or music, helps to let the listener comprehend what is happening, and is very relevent to this listening process. While, it is clear that this music is emotionally draining to the performer, the last song, on this album, Wake, is appropriately named, as the listener does "wake", from this album feeling refreshed. This album is far more than mood music, and leaves the listener with a feeling of afterglow, without needing a shower."