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Rise of the Tyrant

Rise of the Tyrant
Arch Enemy

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Track Listing

Disc 1:

  1. Blood On Your Hands
  2. Last Enemy
  3. I Will Live Again
  4. In This Shallow Grave
  5. Revolution Begins
  6. Rise Of The Tyrant
  7. Day You Died
  8. Intermezzo Liberte
  9. Night Falls Fast
  10. Great Darkness
  11. Vultures

Disc 2:

  1. I Am Legend/Out For Blood
  2. Diva Satanica
  3. On The Road

Product Details

  • Amazon Sales Rank: #99415 in Music
  • Released on: 2007-09-24
  • Number of discs: 2
  • Dimensions: .27 pounds

Customer Reviews

yes please!4
well,its hard to believe this is angelas fourth album as vocalist,doesnt time fly,who can forget the first time we heard her on the album 'wages of sin',it took some convincing for me to believe that the singer was a woman,well we are all over that now and she is now a member like any other.
The last arch enemy album 'doomsday machine' was killer and filler all thrown together,some really dull and numb tracks along with some belters but it just wasnt arch enemy,i am pleased to now say that 'rise of the tyrant' is the return to form i craved,they have delivered.
Now before we get carried away,this isnt an out and out masterpiece,worthy of five stars and praise flying all over the shop,its a very accomplished album,that knows what it wants and gives it all to get it.
The first thing i noticed when opening track whips in,is that angelas vocals are less studio effected,this is a more real sounding scream,more raw,but maybe even better for it.
The album is played at a fast pace and seldon lets up,the songs are as you would expect,full of melodic death metal riffing and fierce drumming although maybe not a s much double kick drumming as before.
The albums best tracks include 'blood on your hands',' i will live again','the day you died''the great darkness' which uses choir like chants,cracking,and album closer 'vultures' which is somewht epic and very effective.
Tracks like 'night falls fast' and intermezzo liberte' (instrumental) dont do the album any real favours but largely this is a fine kettle of songs,better!

pure no frills metal5
I am bothering to write this mostly because the second guy above gave the album such a bad and in my opinion unfair review. The first review is more accurate.

Maybe this album does not represent anything new or original but what it does represent is a balls out metal album.

If you love heavy metal music you will love this.

DISAPPOINTING2
This is by far arch enemys worse album. Every song has the same concept. Dont get me wrong its ok but only ok. I thought they were quite good at making every song sound different excluding the anthems of rebellion which also i find to be quite a boring but still its an ok album with some awesome solos. This however to me sounds like they've ran out of good ideas and the song writing is just poor coming from Michael Amott who in my opinion is a very good song writer. Also this albums is the worse for solos. Michael does the same thing everytime and chris had to write stuff quick because he wasnt there when they started writing the album.

Music and arch enemy fans dont expect anything great from this album.

Doomsday machine, burning bridges and wages of sin are the ones to get.