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It is good to hear that the departure of main song writer Duncan Patterson does not have bad consequences at all. In contrast, the guys are in top form and they have created another milestone of melancholia rock with "Judgement".
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General
Item no. | 299435 |
Musical Genre | Progressive Rock |
Exclusive | No |
Media - Format 1-3 | LP & CD |
Edition | Remastered, Re-Release |
Product topic | Bands |
Band | Anathema |
Product type | LP |
Release date | 4/10/15 |
Disc 1
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1.Deep (Remastered)
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2.Pitiless (Remastered)
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3.Forgotten Hopes (Remastered)
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4.Destiny Is Dead (Remastered)
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5.Make It Right (Remastered)
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6.One last goodbye (Remastered)
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7.Parisienne Moonlight (Remastered)
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8.Judgement (Remastered)
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9.Don't Look Too Far (Remastered)
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10.Emotional Winter (Remastered)
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11.Wings Of God (Remastered)
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12.Anyone, Anywhere (Remastered)
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13.2000 & Gone (Remastered)
Disc 2
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1.Deep (Remastered)
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2.Pitiless (Remastered)
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3.Forgotten Hopes (Remastered)
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4.Destiny Is Dead (Remastered)
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5.Make It Right (Remastered)
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6.One last goodbye (Remastered)
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7.Parisienne Moonlight (Remastered)
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8.Judgement (Remastered)
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9.Don't Look Too Far (Remastered)
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10.Emotional Winter (Remastered)
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11.Wings Of God (Remastered)
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12.Anyone, Anywhere (Remastered)
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13.2000 & Gone (Remastered)
by Matthias Mineur (07/99) An album to the center of your own soul, to the center of spherical rock music. "Judgement" shows great skills and shows the successful combination of inner salvation which was especially found by singer/guitarist Vincent Cavanagh. "Judgement" is exactly the album the international press believed Anathema capable of. Which means the step away from a 5-head doom/death formation to a band who threw ballast and anarchonism overboard and from now on sound agreeably commercial. So, if the wahwah guitar in "Don't look back" starts kicking and when the "Emotional winter" breaks out this band reaches spheres which even Pink Floyd were only able to reach during their most ambitioned times. Just like "Dark side of the moon" - an album for eternity.