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Track Listings
| 1. Unbreakable (Part1) |
| 2. Strike |
| 3. Give 'Em Hell |
| 4. Bad Guys Wear Black |
| 5. And There Was Silence |
| 6. Metal Nation |
| 7. Where Angels Die |
| 8. Unbreakable (Part 2) |
| 9. Marching Again |
| 10. Born Again |
| 11. Blaze Of Glory |
| 12. Conviction |
| 13. Night Of The Jumps (Bonus Track) |
| 14. Bad Guys Wear Black (Video) |
Product Description
Album Description
2012 album from the German Metal band. Unbreakable combines the talent of the strongest Primal Fear line-up ever with a well-balanced "back to our roots" vibe. Singer Ralf Scheepers says: "The plan was to record an album for the fans with rough Metal riffs, screaming vocals and good melodies......and finally it became a monster - a tough 'bang-your-head' Metal album called Unbreakable".
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5.0 out of 5 stars
Unbreakable,
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This review is from: Unbreakable (Audio CD)
I have many of the past Primal Fear cd's. The band stays true to form with the "Unbreakable" cd. A must have for any fan of Primal Fear.
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4.4 out of 5 stars (10 customer reviews) 2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars
Primal Fear at their best,
By rafanaya - Published on Amazon.com
This review is from: Unbreakable (Audio CD)
These guys just rock!!! Again!!! Is the best album of the year so far and one of the best from the german band, and considering they're one of the most consistent acts in rock and metal, that speaks for itself. Straight and heavy rock as you should expect from a band that masters the mix of power metal and Judas Priest like heavy metal, that album after album is just taken to the next level. The classic Scheepers' sometimes rough, sometimes high pitched, always powerful vocals, guitar master work and devastating drumming and bass playing make this album a true diamond and a metal classic already.Thanks guys for never disappointing, for always delivering premium class heavy metal. I've listened to it so many times so far to make my not metal lover wife scream "that album... again?". Too much words, just buy it.
4 of 5 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars
Old School Metal Done Right.,
By strangesaint - Published on Amazon.com
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I've gotta say, this realease has been an absolute blast to listen to. Even though references to Judas Priest are unavoidable here, Primal Fear have really taken it to the next level on this release. Scheepers has never sounded better, the gutar work is rock-solid, and the band has really begun to mature in its songwriting. Though you'll find some classic PF material here, not every other word is 'hell", "devil", "demon", or "curse", and I commend them for it. It's metal, I get it... I really do. But the prowess they display on songs of unity like "Bad guys wear black", "Marching Again", and "Metal Nation", really showcases some of the bands' true strengths. The melodies are fantastic and memorable, and there's even some soul-searching on songs like "Born Again", and "And There Was Silence". All in all, I'm impressed and I look forward to hearing more!
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
3.0 out of 5 stars
Not as good as previous albums,
By M. Lowery - Published on Amazon.com
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This review is from: Unbreakable (Audio CD)
I've really liked Primal Fear's music but this album was a bit of a yawn for me, especially lyric-wise. "Bang your head until you reach the end", "join the metal nation"... lyrics straight out of the 80s that are somewhat embarrassing today. A lot of the singing also sounds the same on most songs with not much variety. It's a decent album, just not one I'm going to find myself listening to very often.
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