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Fates Warning
Disconnected
After the long, depressing and boring album Pleasant Shade of Gray, Fate’s Warning seems to be back on the right track with Disconnected, but still not up to the brilliant levels they achieved with Parallels and Inside Out. The single, One, harks back to the Glory days, but it’s the high point of the album instead of the status quo. With only seven songs, (5 with lyrics & 2 instrumental) the album plays more like a movie soundtrack or musical score than an album. It’s a good soundtrack, but I miss the songs. The songs, when they play them are still good, but the band seems more intent on making one big long song than an album full of unique pieces. The musicianship is still flawless, the singing as clear as ever and the production always perfect with Terry Brown. It’s not their best work, but it’s a step in the right direction. --
Scott
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Track Listing
Disconnected part 1
One
So
Pieces of Me
Something From Nothing
Still Remains
Disconnected part 2
BAND MEMBERS & GUests
VOCALS:
Ray Alder
GUITAR:
Jim Matheos
BASS:
Joey Vera
DRUMS:
Mark Zonder
KEYBOARDS:
Kevin Moore
RECORDING INFORMATION
LABEL:
Metal Blade Records
PRODUCED BY:
Fates Warning & Terry Brown
RELEASE YEAR:
2000
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“Raining blood from a lacerated sky, bleeding its horror, creating my structure. Now I shall reign in blood!”
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