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Humanity / When Silence CallsЖанр: Progressive Heavy Metal
Носитель: CD
Страна-производитель диска (релиза): United Kingdom
Год издания: 2003
Издатель (лейбл): Killin Time Records
Номер по каталогу: kills002
Страна исполнителя (группы): United Kingdom
Аудиокодек: FLAC (*.flac)
Тип рипа: image+.cue
Битрейт аудио: lossless
Продолжительность: 00:46:33.38
Источник (релизер):
spiralarch for MMT ( спасибо ему )
Наличие сканов в содержимом раздачи: да
Треклист:
01. When Silence Calls [0:01:45.19]
02. This Endless Pain [0:04:43.27]
03. Decay [0:05:20.47]
04. Dark Cell [0:04:31.68]
05. Justify [0:05:41.55]
06. Fallen [0:05:11.71]
07. Without Reason [0:04:44.32]
08. Blinded [0:05:25.25]
09. Suffer In Silence [0:03:13.53]
10. As Humanity Fades [0:05:53.16]
[spoiler="Лог создания рипа"]
EAC extraction logfile from 13. November 2008, 18:18 for CD
Humanity / When Silence Calls
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[spoiler="Содержание индексной карты (.CUE)"]
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REM DATE 2003
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TITLE "When Silence Calls"
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TRACK 01 AUDIO
TITLE "When Silence Calls"
PERFORMER "Humanity"
INDEX 01 00:00:00
TRACK 02 AUDIO
TITLE "This Endless Pain"
PERFORMER "Humanity"
INDEX 01 01:45:19
TRACK 03 AUDIO
TITLE "Decay"
PERFORMER "Humanity"
INDEX 01 06:28:46
TRACK 04 AUDIO
TITLE "Dark Cell"
PERFORMER "Humanity"
INDEX 01 11:49:18
TRACK 05 AUDIO
TITLE "Justify"
PERFORMER "Humanity"
INDEX 01 16:21:11
TRACK 06 AUDIO
TITLE "Fallen"
PERFORMER "Humanity"
INDEX 01 22:02:66
TRACK 07 AUDIO
TITLE "Without Reason"
PERFORMER "Humanity"
INDEX 01 27:14:62
TRACK 08 AUDIO
TITLE "Blinded"
PERFORMER "Humanity"
INDEX 01 31:59:19
TRACK 09 AUDIO
TITLE "Suffer In Silence"
PERFORMER "Humanity"
INDEX 01 37:24:44
TRACK 10 AUDIO
TITLE "As Humanity Fades"
PERFORMER "Humanity"
INDEX 01 40:38:22
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[spoiler="Лог проверки качества"]
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FILE: Humanity - When Silence Calls.flac
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[spoiler="Скриншот спектра частот"]
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[spoiler="Об исполнителе (группе)"]
[url=http://www.metal-archives.com/bands/Humanity/22329]http://www.metal-archives.com/bands/Humanity/22329[/url]
[/spoiler]
[spoiler="Об альбоме (сборнике)"]
Cambridge is probably known to most of you as the classic English university town. Loads of old buildings, towering spires and people walking around in gowns and funny hats! Well it's got all of that, but now it's also the hometown of one of the most promising young ProgMetal acts to come out of the UK in the past few years. You will probably never have heard of 'em and with an average age of just 19, I must admit I wasn't expecting too much either. But this really is an impressive debut album.
Although the relatively new Killin' Time Records has labelled Humanity as a 'progressive metal' act - that really only tells part of the story. If you like a purer ProgMetal of the likes of Zero Hour, SymphonyX or VandenPlas, then this doesn't really fit into any of those moulds. But, if you can use your imagination - picture in your mind say Savatage, Joy Division, Lacuna Coil, Black Sabbath and Metallica on a wife swapping evening with Evergrey and Pink Floyd as party music! This is a seriously heavy, dark album that kicks serious butt with a fantastic, nay joyful sense of energy and an innate ability to hum a good tune.
The opening track This Endless Pain, is their most recent and most mature composition. However it's just one of many great moments on offer here. Decay posses a doom-laden thrash riff that your head is just obliged to bang away to. Dark Cell has an almost impish keyboard run on top of a brooding little ditty; As Humanity Fades is a modern take on Killers-era Maiden which closes the album off on an upbeat note and Justify is built on a cheeky, yet effective take on the opening riff of For Whom the Bell Tolls. This track and Fallen which follows, is as close as I've heard anyone come to the dark intensity and melody perfected by Evergrey. Engineered and mixed by Pete Coleman (Paradise Lost, Napalm Death) the sound is fine, although Blinded should have been kept as a short ballad and Suffer in Silence is trying too hard to be a pop song. For the ProgMetal fans there are plenty of mood swings and a good variety of time changes and ever changing chops.
Whilst his performance is great throughout, if Simon Shedwell could develop a few more variations in tone and emphasis and maybe a bit more power in his higher range it would really enhance the variety that this sort of music demands. Similarly, while I love deep guitar riffs, a bit more variety across the album would have further strengthened the dynamics, as would a more prominent use of keyboards.
But those are minor points. As I said at the beginning this is a very mature debut from a young band that clearly has plenty of room - and more importantly ability - to develop into something very interesting. If you like your ProgMetal closer to Evergrey than Dream Theater, then this is a band that deserves your support.
(from [url=http://www.dprp.net]http://www.dprp.net[/url]
[/spoiler]
[spoiler="Состав"]
Simon Shedwell - vocals
Steve Wallace - guitars
Richard Hall - guitars
Craig Durkitt - keyboards
Chris Le Mottee - bass
Alex Townsend - drums
[/spoiler][/img] 
![[img][url=http://i74.fastpic.ru/thumb/2016/0219/06/567c2aad0536be60a6026ead148dc506.jpeg[/IM]http://i74.fastpic.ru/thumb/2016/0219/06/567c2aad0536be60a6026ead148dc506.jpeg[/IM[/url][/spoiler][spoiler="Об исполнителе (группе)"][url=http://www.metal-archives.com/bands/Humanity/22329]http://www.metal-archives.com/bands/Humanity/22329[/url][/spoiler][spoiler="Об альбоме (сборнике)"]Cambridge is probably known to most of you as the classic English university town. Loads of old buildings, towering spires and people walking around in gowns and funny hats! Well it's got all of that, but now it's also the hometown of one of the most promising young ProgMetal acts to come out of the UK in the past few years. You will probably never have heard of 'em and with an average age of just 19, I must admit I wasn't expecting too much either. But this really is an impressive debut album.Although the relatively new Killin' Time Records has labelled Humanity as a 'progressive metal' act - that really only tells part of the story. If you like a purer ProgMetal of the likes of Zero Hour, SymphonyX or VandenPlas, then this doesn't really fit into any of those moulds. But, if you can use your imagination - picture in your mind say Savatage, Joy Division, Lacuna Coil, Black Sabbath and Metallica on a wife swapping evening with Evergrey and Pink Floyd as party music! This is a seriously heavy, dark album that kicks serious butt with a fantastic, nay joyful sense of energy and an innate ability to hum a good tune.The opening track This Endless Pain, is their most recent and most mature composition. However it's just one of many great moments on offer here. Decay posses a doom-laden thrash riff that your head is just obliged to bang away to. Dark Cell has an almost impish keyboard run on top of a brooding little ditty; As Humanity Fades is a modern take on Killers-era Maiden which closes the album off on an upbeat note and Justify is built on a cheeky, yet effective take on the opening riff of For Whom the Bell Tolls. This track and Fallen which follows, is as close as I've heard anyone come to the dark intensity and melody perfected by Evergrey. Engineered and mixed by Pete Coleman (Paradise Lost, Napalm Death) the sound is fine, although Blinded should have been kept as a short ballad and Suffer in Silence is trying too hard to be a pop song. For the ProgMetal fans there are plenty of mood swings and a good variety of time changes and ever changing chops.Whilst his performance is great throughout, if Simon Shedwell could develop a few more variations in tone and emphasis and maybe a bit more power in his higher range it would really enhance the variety that this sort of music demands. Similarly, while I love deep guitar riffs, a bit more variety across the album would have further strengthened the dynamics, as would a more prominent use of keyboards.But those are minor points. As I said at the beginning this is a very mature debut from a young band that clearly has plenty of room - and more importantly ability - to develop into something very interesting. If you like your ProgMetal closer to Evergrey than Dream Theater, then this is a band that deserves your support.(from [url=http://www.dprp.net]http://www.dprp.net[/url][/spoiler][spoiler="Состав"]Simon Shedwell - vocalsSteve Wallace - guitarsRichard Hall - guitarsCraig Durkitt - keyboardsChris Le Mottee - bassAlex Townsend - drums[/spoiler][/img]](https://fastpic.ru/view/74/2016/0219/567c2aad0536be60a6026ead148dc506.png.html){kind=link}