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Product Description
With a 20-year prolonged career and 7 full-length albums, SLOUGH FEG are a anxiety for each genuine steel fan in a world.?Ape Uprising? outlines another step forward in their history, bringing onward once again a categorical trademarks of SLOUGH FEG?s offer: a trag
Track Listing
- The Hunchback Of Notre Doom
- Overborne
- Ape Uprising
- Simian Manifesto
- Shakedown At The Six
- White Cousin
- Ape Outro
- Nasty Hero
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #143268 in Music
- Released on: 2009-06-02
- Number of discs: 1
- Dimensions: .21 pounds
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3 of 5 people found a following examination helpful.
BRILLIANT TO SAY THE LEAST !!!!!!!
By Doug Edwards
I do not know because someone would be so oppressive on this manuscript we consider it is a work of genious totally BRILLIANT to contend a slightest it keeps removing improved as a songs go by it is like a brew of Thin lizzy and Iron Maiden sum masterPiece Of Mind [remember that beast from 1983 still my favorite Bruce Dickinson sung Maiden album] any approach there are so many riffs it should be opposite a law only like a initial 5 Maiden albums only KILLERstuff [OOPS there we go again with a Maiden refferences}
just buy this thing already
so distant 2009 manuscript of a year
1 of 2 people found a following examination helpful.
Another Triumph of Good Old Heavy Metal Creativity
By Oliverio Casas
After a rather treacherous nonetheless eventually rewarding incursion into classical stone domain on a prior album, Slough Feg decides to play on a strengths on this weird unpractical manuscript about apes sickening opposite mankind, desirous though a doubt by a fourth installment of a Planet of a Apes saga.
The album's initial track, a tongue in impertinence take on 70s desirous doom steel aptly patrician The Unchback of Notre Doom, gives a sense that a rope is still struggling to exorcise a classical stone demons, though as shortly as a initial riffs of Overbone strike a listener like a rapid jackhammer, it's transparent clear that a rope is behind on full pedal to a steel business, and as a final records from Nasty Hero go by, one can't feel though annoy about a fact that outward a wild cult following, this rope is still comparatively unknown.
It heedfulness me to no finish saying how Judas Priest and Iron Maiden customarily sell truckloads of common albums out of fan faithfulness and code approval while Slough Feg churns out masterpiece after masterpiece though expanding a tiny round of followers. This rope is still critical and artistic adequate to keep your fist pumping for some-more than 10 mins true on a singular lane like Ape Uprising, something benefaction day Judas Priest or Iron Maiden simply can't or aren't peaceful to do... only check a formers' absurd Loch Ness "epic", or roughly any lane a latter has finished given a most publicized comeback.
If we adore normal complicated steel as most as we do, get this or any Slough Feg manuscript for that matter, we won't be disappointed.
1 of 4 people found a following examination helpful.
It is a crime that this manuscript is rated so low...
By GreatD
A crime we say. Hunchback of noter-doom and ape declaration alone make this manuscript value 4 stars. This rope is so good buy all they put out.
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