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Messenger : I'm Talking to You
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Modern Metal sounds kick hard but with originality and progressive artistry. The message of Christ is couched in an amusement park roller coaster ride of vocal and guitar solo highs that pierce the sky and bottom end lows that rumble the floor. Get on.
Genre: Metal/Punk: Heavy Metal
Release Date: 2008
I'm Talking to You Record Label: Messenger
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Preview Song Name Time Format Price Select
Hell Is No Party 3:34 Album Only
King of Kings 4:16 Album Only
Bright and Morning Star 3:25 Album Only
Don't Shoot the Messenger 4:41 Album Only
Special Delivery 5:01 Album Only
Forbidden Love 4:30 Album Only
Wallowing in the Mire 3:46 Album Only
The Rapture 3:12 Album Only
Roar 2:38 Album Only
Chained 3:13 Album Only
America, Why 3:41 Album Only
So Good 2:58 Album Only
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Album Notes

Messenger is a new act, having played together since only the Summer of 2008. The sound is birthed out of their favorite Heavy Metal and Progressive Rock sounds such as Rush, Led Zeppelin, Nickelback, Daughtry and Sabbath. The songs explode with humongous power chords in innovative rhythms. The melodic vocals soar with great Rock tones and the message in the words always grabs attention. The Metal guitar solos are pure, musical and fast. Get on the ride to glory!

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REVIEWS

Great!
author: Angel J Vargas
If you love 70s and 80s metal like Sabbath, Rush, Zeppelin and a touch of early Petra, give these guys a chance! THe production is organic, you can hear every single instrument and understand every lyric! This is one of the best cds I have bought lately (and I buy many!).
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I love the 80's
author: Chris
If you were into the whole 80's metal scene, then this disc is for you. I can hear the Sabbath influences as well as the early days of Motorhead. The production is a little raw, but that just makes it feel even more like it came from my favorite decade. Overall, it's a good release and worthy of being in my coolection.
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