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The music seems to have a really big "push" to it's sound, not justīecause of the blasting bass, but because of the speedy and precocious guitars, Every single song is ripping and screaming with technicality and carefully The solos are also pretty long on this album, which I Every single solo is a blisteringįest of emotion and intricasy. Going with the music, but that doesn't happen here. Some artists get lost in technicality and have no clear direction of where they're Chucks solo and his vocals take over the song, and The intro is sort of dark, and goes great with The guitar is awesome, like amost every Death song, and you can hear It's very fast, and probably helps with Genes work with Dark Angel and

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"Out Of Touch" is a song that starts off slow, and then turns into almost a full on School Death type song, screaming out the name of the track. The chorus is one of my favorites, being an old Than most of the other tracks, but it makes up for that in heavyness and Next comes the CD's title track, "Individual Thought Patterns".

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Chuck really knew how to write some great songs. If you listen to the ending, the doubleīass is probably the fastest he ever went. Gene again rips it up, especially the ending. "Mentally Blind" is one of my favorite Death songs ever. Once the song gets to Chucks solo though, it really "Nothing is Everything" has the same, High-hat/Ride attack from Trapped in aĬorner, but it still sounds good. Sure, the solos are great, but Gene is doing some

The drums seem to overtake everything in the Some triplets at odd times, which work very well. "Jealousy" has to be one of the most technical songs on the album. "In Human Form" has one of my favorite Bass lines ever. The first track, "Overactive Imagination", is a great opener. The same mistake that a lot of bands make when they go technical, which is I think this is probably Death's most technical album, but Death don't make Gene Hoglan is a monster on the kit, smashing away as if it requires no effortįor him. With the flow of the music, and most of my favorite Death solos come from thisĪlbum. Gives it a unique sound with his amplified bass fills. Steve is perfect for this album and he really You can actually hear the fretless bass master's fills, which gives the album a kickĪnd really puts the sound out there. Although not my favorite line up it's still excellent. To keep Steve on bass, pick up Gene Hoglan for drums, and Andy LaRocque for Higher in pitch, but he can still deal out vocals like he always could. This is the album where Chuck's voice becomes significantly Sore thumb, and it remains interesting lyrically, as Death always has been unique in Human, Symbolic and Sound Of Perseverance. I think this is one of Death's most interesting albums to prog-heads, aside from Posted Thursday, Febru| Review this album | Report (Review #67950) A classic in every way, and a masterpiece of prog and one of the best death albums ever, the next one is in the same vein, of the highest calibre. Great stuff from the beggining to the last That a person could play on drumms like he did on this album, absolutly not on thisĮarth), he came from thrash bad named Dark Angel and joined Death in 1993, you will descover him later on some of Devin Townsend albums, again great.Īll in all one of my favourite albums of all time. Andy LaRocque - guitar from King Diamond, an excellent guitarist, and the manīehind the drumms, one of my all time favourite drummer Gene Hoglan (i can't belive

Steve DiGiorgio - bass, i think this man has 15 fingers to play how he plays here, I have to remaind you that on this album are outstanding musicians: Not only musical Death were very skillful but lyrical aswell, very strong lyrics. I love this album, one of the most complex albums of the '90 and of entire rock music. The rest of the instruments are prog, not 100%, but enough to be in that style. Despite the voice of Chuck Schuldiner (Rest in peace man), who is death, Well, i was a little surprise that this band is here, but i think this album belongs 85% to