Magnum - Lost On The Road To Eternity
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Published January 18 2018
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*=Staff's pick
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Peaches And
Cream
Show Me Your Hands
Storm Baby*
Welcome To The Cosmic Cabaret*
Lost On The Road To Eternity*
Without Love
Tell Me What You've Got To Say
Ya Wanna Be Someone
Forbidden Masquerade
Glory To Ashes*
King Of The World |
Genre |
Melodic Hard Rock |
Bob Catley
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Vocals
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Tracks |
11 |
Tony Clarkin
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Guitar
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Running time |
67 Min. |
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Guitar
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Label |
Steamhammer/SPV |
Al Barrow
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Bass
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Release |
January 19, 2018 |
Lee Morris
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Drums
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Country |
England |
Rick Benton
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Keyboards
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Producer |
Tony Clarkin |
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Similar bands |
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This record bears a strong resemblance to the last couple
of releases from this constellation with songwriter and guitarist Tony
Clarkin and lead vocalist Bob Catley as the two main characters. It's
kind of like: if someone would shuffle pretty much every song Magnum
has made since 2012 and put them in a box and then decide to pick out
one song after another randomly it would be a real challenge to place
that one on the right album. Yes, I know; a pointless, twisted idea
and for what reason you might ask, but I'm sure you get the message
These guys never cease to amaze me regarding how they
can push a tune forward to a higher plane, because even if it's chiefly
pretty light hard rock that's brought out over the record they so often
set an incredible drive to the music and thereby keep up the excitement
for what's to come deeper into each track. It's definitely true artistry
to be able to express such strong attraction so frequently throughout
an album and it's damn near impossible to lose attention for more than
just a short moment or stop being curious about the next step ahead
in a sense.
So, if you're satisfied with what the band has come out
with on the most recent albums you're rather likely going to find a
large amount of good enough material to embrace this new one and take
it to your heart as well. Magnum as almost always I must say delivers
a very solid record and I can't say I expected anything less either
and if I hadn't found that certain similarity between Lost On The Road
To Eternity and its precursors I would probably have rated it even higher.
See
also review of: The
Valley Of Tears - The Ballads , Sacred
Blood "Divine" Lies , On
The Thirteenth Day , Princess
Alice And The Broken Arrow , Brand
New Morning
Performance
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Originality
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Production
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Vocals
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Songwriting
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Summary
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