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Hourglass : Oblivious to the Obvious
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The long-awaited double album from the progressive metal band combines amazing chops, soaring lead and background vocals, epic songs, and stylistic versatility.
Genre: Rock: Progressive Rock
Release Date: 2009
Oblivious to the Obvious Record Label: Hourglass
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Preview Song Name Time Format Price Select
On the Brink 12:41 Album Only
Homeward Bound 10:00 Album Only
Pawn II 13:43 Album Only
Faces 11:55 Album Only
38th Floor 21:22 Album Only
Facade 14:52 Album Only
Skeletons 7:00 Album Only
Estranged 7:07 Album Only
Delirium 10:22 Album Only
Oblivious to the Obvious - Part 1 - No Chance 5:49 Album Only
Oblivious to the Obvious - Part 2 - Realization 6:18 Album Only
Oblivious to the Obvious - Part 3 - Remember Me 5:41 Album Only
Oblivious to the Obvious - Part 4 - In My Hands 3:27 Album Only
Oblivious to the Obvious - Part 5 - Redemption 9:18 Album Only
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Album Notes

54 months is a long time to work on an album. But that is exactly how long it took Hourglass to finish their new double album “Oblivious to the Obvious.” Four and a half years of writing, recording, mixing, mastering and the result is 139 minutes worth of music. Even though it is a lot of music, it is only 10 songs. Hourglass has never worried too much about the length of their songs, and epic songs have always been a part of what the band does. “Oblivious to the Obvious” is no exception. The album has a little of everything, from heavy metal riffs and screaming vocals, to laid back piano and acoustic passages, and some very tasteful groove sections. Vocal harmonies are scattered throughout the album as are many guitar, keyboard, and even bass solos. There is something for everyone on “Oblivious to the Obvious.”

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Oblivious to the Obvious
author: Visionary
Loving the latest release! Nice work delivering a excellent Prog double album. Strong vocals and lyrics, and as always the musicianship is top notch. Oblivious to the Obvious is a must have!
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