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Remedy Lane (2002)Pain of SalvationProgressive Metal "Remedy Lane" is probably the best album of Swedish prog-metal band Pain of Salvation. As a matter of fact, Pain of Salvation is one of my favorite prog-metal bands. They have a strong influence on me, which yields only to my all-time favorite Dream Theater's one. Great arrangements, excellent vocals, and original performance manner distinguish Pain of Salvation advantageously from such prog-metal veterans as Queensryche and Fates Warning, whom I don't like much for some monotony of their performance. As regards specifically to "Remedy Lane", this album represent the striking example of how excellent this genre may be when music is created with artistic explorations and searching for something new, without keeping to the beaten track. This is an amazing album from innovators of progressive metal. Highly recommended! |
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Duration |
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1 |
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Of Two Beginnings |
2:24 | 2 |
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Ending Theme |
4:59 | 3 |
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Fandango |
5:51 | 4 |
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A Trace of Blood |
8:17 | 5 |
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This Heart of Mine (I Pledge) |
4:01 | 6 |
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Undertow |
4:47 | 7 |
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Rope Ends |
7:02 | 8 |
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Chain Sling |
3:58 | 9 |
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Dryad of the Woods |
4:56 | 10 |
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Remedy Lane |
2:15 | 11 |
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Waking Every God |
5:19 | 12 |
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Second Love |
4:21 | 13 |
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Beyond the Pale |
9:56 |
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