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Risk
(CD, 1999)
Primary Artist: Megadeth

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LIST PRICE $29.99 Save 94%
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Format: CD Sep 1999 Record Label: Capitol Records (Japan) Recording Type: Studio UPC: 766485533623 |
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Details

Track Listing 1. Insomnia 2. Prince of Darkness 3. Enter the Arena 4. Crush'em 5. Breadline 6. Doctor Is Calling, The 7. I'll Be There 8. Wanderlust 9. Ecstasy 10. Seven 11. Time the Beginning 12. Time the End 13. Duke Nukem
| Details | | Distributor: | Phantom Import Distributi | | Recording Type: | Studio | | Recording Mode: | Stereo | | SPAR Code: | n/a |
Album Notes This Japanese edition contains one bonus track. Megadeth has always been a "progressive" metal band in that the musicians take a thrash approach and expand upon it. RISK is no different. The album title stems from the experimental approach taken by the band. RISK will definitely please the Mega-diehards and may draw in some new listeners as well. "Insomnia" features techno guitar riffs and violin and is primed for album-rock airplay. "Prince of Darkness," which also features violin, is a 6:25 metal opus done right. "Crush 'Em" is a fist pumping, arena rock gem. It is also the band's most commercial single to date. "Breadline," a brooding tale of homelessness, lacks the metallic punch of the group's early material but is a melodic winner. "I'll Be There" takes this a step further, going in a Bon Jovi-like direction. Drummer Jimmy DeGrasso's (formerly of Suicidal Tendencies) synchronized talents are featured on "Seven." One of the few '80s metal bands still prospering in the '90s, Megadeth shows no lack of creativity on RISK. The band has matured while still waving the metal banner. RISK pays offàwith dividends.
Industry Reviews 3 stars out of 5 - ...strong on heaving riffs, anthemic choruses and a newly aquired sense of melody....overall this is suprisingly vibrant stuff. Q (10/01/1999)
...The headbangers prove their mettle when they modernize their bone-crushing rock: The electronically enhanced 'Insomnia' is reminiscent of BROKEN-era Nine Inch Nails and several tracks even pack hummable choruses... - Rating: B- Entertainment Weekly (10/01/1999)
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