FATES WARNING "NO EXIT" LP FACTORY SEALED 1988 THRASH SPEED METAL
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Dec 10, 2018 Sold Date
Jun 28, 2016 Start Date
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 YOU ARE BIDDING ON A LP BY THE BAND FATES WARNNG CALLED "NO EXIT". IT WAS RELEASED ON THE METAL BLADE/ENIGMA LABEL (D1-73330) OUT OF THE U.S IN 1988. THE LP IS FACTORY SEALED (SMALL NOTCH CUT)

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Tracklist

No Exit 0:41 Anarchy Divine 3:46 Silent Cries 3:17 In A Word 4:25 Shades Of Heavenly Death 5:56 The Ivory Gate Of Dreams 21:25 Innocence 1:13 Cold Daze 2:15 Daylight Dreamers 3:06 Quietus 4:25 Ivory Tower 3:17 Whispers In The Wind 2:24 Acquiescence 4:24 Retrospect 1:01

Usually regarded as the finest release from Fates Warning's early years, when their progressive leanings were tempered with no small amount of classic metal riffing, No Exit is a typically difficult album to come to grips with. As was often the case on prior releases, the band has a hard time reconciling its ruthless experimentation with the need to construct coherent songs, leading to any number of awkward passages in which melodies and riffs are recklessly spliced together. Still, the album is another step forward, and tracks like "Anarchy Divine," "Shades of Heavenly Death," and "In a Word" rank among the best of their career thus far. Side two is entirely taken by the daunting "The Ivory Gate of Dreams," which at over 20 minutes and eight separate parts, finds the band in its most extreme and complex progressive metal mode. Like his predecessor, new vocalist Ray Alder's piercing screams are something of an acquired taste (coming off like a less disciplined version of Queensrÿche's Geoff Tate), but the rest of the band perform to their usual high technical standards.


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