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Track Listings
| 1. Embody The Invisible |
| 2. Ordinary Story |
| 3. Scom |
| 4. Colony |
| 5. Zombie Inc. |
| 6. Pallar Anders Visa |
| 7. Coerced Coexistence |
| 8. Resin |
| 9. Behind Space '99 |
| 10. Insipid 2000 |
| 11. The New Word |
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Nuclear Blast. 2004.
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By Nathan
Format:Audio CD
Melodic Death Metal band In Flames are considered as the founders of the so-called "Gothenburg Sound" along with Dark Tranquillity (both bands from the Swedish city of Gothenburg). The music is undeniably complex filled with an orchestra of guitars shifting from melodic leads to chugging rhythm riffs. Intense vicious drumming and guttural screamed vocals round out the band's powerful metal sound, though these elements are really nothing new. The song "Colony" is full of amazing guitar riffs and pure metal energy, while the instrumental "Pallar Anders Visa" has some nice acoustic guitar and a fitting string-section keyboard line. Another outstanding piece of the album is "Coerced Existence," which is an all around great song in terms of melody, heaviness, rhythm, and vocal variation. I got "Colony" blindly because the only song I heard from the album was "Embody the Invisible," which I thought was a good song and I am not much of a fan of Death-Metal, there are very few bands I will make exception to from this genre. This is all-in all a great album, and I suggest that you get it, even if you are a fan of classic Heavy-Metal like I am, you will find this very pleasing.
By Ü
Format:Audio CD
I would have to say that this album is fantasic from start to finish, however it is incomplete without Clayman. Do not even get into this disc without the total commitment of getting Clayman to go along with it. Together they are 2 of metal's true gems worthy of note on the history of the genre. The Iron Maiden influence is plain as day in the leads, yet it comes off as a true homage to a great band rather than anything else. In Flames is not the type of gateway band to sway fans of say pop-punk to metal, but they will turn a part-time fan into a true metalhead. Worthy of your time and money. These days, bands like that are rare.
By A Customer
Format:Audio CD
This is truly an amazing melodic death record. The lyrics are brilliant, the death vocals are great, the guitar solos are brilliant. But even when theyre not solo-ing, the riffs are all very interesting and epic. A true masterpiece. My favorite songs are "Embody the Invisible" and "Zombie Inc.".
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My first In Flames album, and I couldn't be happier...
In Flames is one of those neat bands that you never really come across these days. With the radios being piled up with crap, and I know I should respect other's tastes in music,... Read more
Published on May 23 2004 by Bill Lockhart
5.0 out of 5 stars
Starting to change the sound
The sound is changing now for In Flames on this record, its cool though because they maintain the old feel of the older stuff and start in with the ever changing style a good... Read more
Published on May 21 2004 by Lotus Scrum
5.0 out of 5 stars
In Flames At There Best
The greatest Sweden Band, There best album yet. BUY IT :)
Published on May 16 2004 by J. Gardner
5.0 out of 5 stars
In Flames at their best
For being "probably the best band in the world", In Flames takes a lot of crap for straying from the pure death metal sound that they had in The Jester Race. Read more
Published on May 6 2004 by Atub
5.0 out of 5 stars
One of In Flames best albums
Colony is one of in flames greatest albums that is a little harder than their newer stuff like Soundtrack to your escape wich is a little mellow. Read more
Published on April 25 2004 by Alisa D. Wilcox
5.0 out of 5 stars
THIS IS NWOSDM
the most energetic songs from the most energetic band.What i can say?
EMBODY THE INVISIBLE 9.0 A GREAT SONG WITH ALSO GREAT OPENING
ORDINARY STORY STORY 9. Read more
EMBODY THE INVISIBLE 9.0 A GREAT SONG WITH ALSO GREAT OPENING
ORDINARY STORY STORY 9. Read more
Published on Mar 22 2004
4.0 out of 5 stars
Colony
Just like Whoracle, Colony starts off with unleashed fury! Ripping into songs like embody the invisible and Scorn, In flames' third release is seeing the band progress and losing... Read more
Published on Mar 8 2004 by T. Harris
5.0 out of 5 stars
In Flames at their Finest
This is I believe In Flames at their finest. The album opens with embody the invisible which is quite a remarkable song. Perfect actually. Read more
Published on Feb 22 2004
5.0 out of 5 stars
An Unbelievable Band
Forget MTV, Buy This along with other great In Flames CD's. They will blow your mind!
Published on Feb 6 2004
5.0 out of 5 stars
Amazing Album...
This is my first purchase of In Flames, and I am extremely impressed. I bought it after hearing "Embody the Invisible" on the Tony Hawk's Underground video game... Read more
Published on Jan 29 2004 by Nick Watkins
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