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Big Ross. A good analogy would be taking your pet to the Veterinarian in a cage and once you get there, the pet bolts out of the cage to freedom. This record demands the utmost attention from its audience, warts and all. Instead, we get a bruised, broken man that only wants his dear family back.
Anslemo takes a back seat for the music itself. While the album itself may take more than a couple listens to really enjoy, N. The song, to me, always reminded me of heavy waves crashing down.
Either or, the song clicks, and its heaviness is justified thoroughly through the touchy subject matter. Almost a call to arms within the city of New Orleans, this song is instantly likeable much like how N. This track was one of the first I heard before the album was released, and was highly skeptical. This time the lyrics deal with Anselmo sitting in the hotel room in Texas, waiting for the call to go to the service of Dime. One of the better lyrical and vocal performances on the album, Anselmo makes the skin crawl with how vivid he makes his surroundings seem.
If in the right mind-frame, Mourn will hit you more than you would like it to. After seven songs, there must be some form of filler, or slowing down. While it certainly is not nearly as strong as the previous songs, the song offers to ease the tension and blunt force the album brings. Pillamyd is another bruiser, much like N. In other words: A Down classic. While not as strong musically as some of the others, it just hits close to home with its broad lyrics any blue-collar man could relate to.
Personally speaking, since this album came at a dark time for me, I flocked to this song right away, and maybe my instant appreciation for this tune made me love this album in a completely different way. Another song that deals with the fall-out, Anselmo really opens up the soul on this one.
A very classy way to end an epic album, it leaves you fulfilled and proud to have experienced it. If anybody has seen Down on their latest tour for the album, you notice right away how clean and fit one Phil Anselmo has become. Perhaps because of the death of his dear friend and former band mate has whipped him into becoming sober, you sense a new, genuine beginning for the guy. Or, perhaps this album has all of the cobwebs and torment the band had to rid themselves of and they have a sense of refreshment.
Whatever the case may be, Over The Under succeeds in ridding itself of all of the bad press, and very public bitterness they have all sustained. For us listeners, this is a win-win situation, no matter the heartbreaking consequences that led to it.
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Miles Davis Dark Magus. Now let's move on Pound for pound, Down III can't be said to possess the same level of newly discovered songwriting chemistry heard on 's watershed NOLA debut because, despite their strong delivery, tracks like "The Path," "N. But it does deliver a handful of career highs in the shape of bulldozing opener "Three Suns and One Star"; the band's arguably purest, bluesiest Southern rock number yet in "Never Try" Skynyrd meets Sabbath like never before ; and a pair of heartfelt, evocative paeans to their Katrina-ravaged hometown in "Beneath the Tides" and "On March the Saints.
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