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Format: CD

Oct 2007

Record Label: Roadrunner Records (USA)

Recording Type: Studio

UPC: 016861798420
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Dark Passion Play (CD, 2007)
PrimaryArtist: Nightwish
Price: $16.86
Seller: loreleisongs (707Feedback is 500 to 999) 100%

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Seller's Comments: Still sealed in manufacturer's shrinkwrap. Fast shipping. Judging from the way Dark Passion Play starts out, it's understandable to assume that it's some sort of opera aria. But hold tight,because from out of nowhere metal guitar riffs come swooping in.

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That's Nightwish, a Finnish quintet that had been walking the line between symphonic and metallic for ten years by the time of this 2007 release. The album signals the arrival of new singer Anette Olson (who replaced longtime member Tarja Turunen), but for longtime fans worried that this lineup shuffle may alter the band's sound and direction, there's no reason to fret — Nightwish are as bombastic and dramatic as ever. Understandably, there are quite a few similarities between symphonic metal and prog metal, and this is certainly the case on such tracks as "Bye Bye Beautiful," which contains a very Dream Theater-esque opening. Elsewhere, "Eva" focuses primarily on the vocal talents of Nightwish's new frontwoman, while the slow-building album opener, "The Poet and the Pendulum," proves to be a neat summary of Nightwish's style. Thank you for your consideration.