Kamelot Media Group - Poetry for the Poisoned & Live from Wacken 2010
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Article name: Poetry for the Poisoned & Live from Wacken 2010Genre: Pop/Rock Product type: LP (Vinyl) Label: Kamelot Media Group Number of tracks: 14
Tracklist LP - 1
1. Kamelot - The Great Pandemonium 2. Kamelot - If Tomorrow Came 3. Kamelot - Dear Editor 4. Kamelot - The Zodiac 5. Kamelot - Hunter's Season 6. Kamelot - House On a Hill 7. Kamelot - NecropolisTracklist LP - 2
8. Kamelot - My Train of Thoughts 9. Kamelot - Seal of Woven Years 10. Kamelot - Poetry For the Poisoned, Pt. I: Incubus 11. Kamelot - Poetry For the Poisoned, Pt. II: So Long 12. Kamelot - Poetry For the Poisoned, Pt. III: All is Over 13. Kamelot - Poetry For the Poisoned, Pt. IV: Dissection 14. Kamelot - Once Upon a TimeDescription
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On their ninth studio album, Kamelot once again bring their epic sound to bear on unsuspecting ears with Poetry for the Poisoned. Like their other albums, Poetry is a kind of sweeping prog metal symphony, taking heavy metal into the majestic and wide-open spaces of classical music. While Kamelot haven't done much to innovate on their sound, they certainly haven’t lost a step, delivering track after track of densely arranged power metal packed to the brim with swirling keyboards and driving guitar work. What really makes the band stand out, though, is singer Roy Khan. With Khan's background in opera, his voice is a powerful presence in the songs that’s able to stand out without overshadowing the rest of the music. Given their style of music, there's a fine line between getting lost in the composition and overpowering everything else, and it’s a line that Khan and Kamelot walk well. Really, balance is what Kamelot are all about, adding just enough symphonic and progressive elements to make the songs interesting without turning them into academic exercises and enough power metal to ensure that the songs are heavy without letting them get too cheesy. With all of these things working in harmony, Poetry for the Poisoned makes for a welcome addition to the Kamelot discography. ~ Gregory Heaney
Gregory Heaney
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- Record Label: Kamelot Media Group
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