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| Item no. | 426142 |
| Musical Genre | Alternative/Indie |
| Exclusive | No |
| Media - Format 1-3 | CD |
| Product topic | Bands |
| Band | Audioslave |
| Product type | CD |
| Release date | 5/23/05 |
| Gender | Unisex |
CD 1
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1.Your Time Has Come (Album Version)
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2.Out Of Exile (Album Version)
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3.Be Yourself
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4.Doesn't Remind Me
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5.Drown Me Slowly (Album Version)
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6.Heaven's Dead (Album Version)
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7.The Worm (Album Version)
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8.Man Or Animal (Album Version)
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9.Yesterday To Tomorrow (Album Version)
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10.Dandelion (Album Version)
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11.#1 Zero (Album Version)
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12.The Curse (Album Version)
by Marcel Anders (April 2005) Their debut album in 2002 was a work of genius: a perfect symbiosis of metal, punk, grunge and rap-rock with which the ex-members of Rage Against The Machine and Soundgarden were storming opened doors. More than 2 million listeners made Audioslave THE supergroup of the new Millenium. And with "Out Of Exile", the Americans release a successor that outlives the debut album by far! Just because after a two years' world tour they have grown even tighter and became more unique, too. They said goodbye to their past and wrote just perfect rock, dynamic songs. "Be yourself is all that you can do" it says in the first single. A hymn that is unbelievably spherical, uptempo and still catchy. Just like the rest of the material, again supervised by Rick Rubin: "Your Time Has Come" is an edgy anti-Bush-song, the title track convinces by Morello's unique guitar sound, "The Curse" is nice mid-tempo, "#1 Zero" a calm laid back-song and "Doesn't Remind Me" a funny Country-persiflage. So versatile were neither RATM nor the soundgardenders.