"The Turn" full album now streaming on Amazon Options

[fandelive]

http://www.amazon.com/Turn-Live/dp/B00NTFL...tag=smarturl-20

Enjoy

[throwing_cheetahs]

Just finished Listening to it all the way through. On first listen I like it alot, here's what i thought:

__ A lot more experimental than i would have thought.

__ It had alot of that +Live+ feeling to it for sure.

__ Chris Shinn has range and he is very passionate, loved the vocals for the most part.

__ This album WILL grow on me, i can tell from first listen.

Here is my "first listen" song by song rating

1. Siren's Call 8/10
2. Don’t Run to Wait 7/10
3. Natural Born Killers 9/10
4. 6310 Rodgerton Dr. 10/10
5. By Design 8/10
6. The Way Around Is Through 7/10
7. Need Tonight 9/10
8. The Strength to Hold On 9/10
9. We Open the Door 8/10
10. He Could Teach the Devil Tricks 7/10
11. Till You Came Around 7/10

Just an early opinion, will probably change i'm sure!


TC

[SJN1279]

Just listened, the album sounds little if nothing like Live from any era.

-Not a fan of the extra long intros, fade outs, and jam sessions. Way too many instruments without vocals for long stretches. White Discussion was special because it happened once on the album. These happen on nearly every song and for me it grew tiresome.

-No song really stood out on first listen as a song I would want to go back to listen to. We Open The Door may actually be my favorite of the songs through the listen though.

-I typically love the slower songs from Live(Turn My Head, Dance With You), but the closer from this album is very weak. The Gracious Few's slower songs were much better, and there were more of them.

-Just not my thing, but I'm sure CCP fans will be happy to have new music.

This post has been edited by SJN1279: Oct 21 2014, 7:22 pm

[Costakoui]

Just listened, the album sounds little if nothing like Live from any era.

-Not a fan of the extra long intros, fade outs, and jam sessions. Way too many instruments without vocals for long stretches. White Discussion was special because it happened once on the album. These happen on nearly every song and for me it grew tiresome.

-No song really stood out on first listen as a song I would want to go back to listen to. We Open The Door may actually be my favorite of the songs through the listen though.

-I typically love the slower songs from Live(Turn My Head, Dance With You), but the closer from this album is very weak. The Gracious Few's slower songs were much better, and there were more of them.

-Just not my thing, but I'm sure CCP fans will be happy to have new music.

Why did you bother listening? You disliked it before even listening to it - this is called bias. So drop it and go listen Ed's stuff.

[SJN1279]

Why did you bother listening? You disliked it before even listening to it - this is called bias. So drop it and go listen Ed's stuff.

The majority of fans on here and White Discussion have some sort of bias for or against.

[Costakoui]

The majority of fans on here and White Discussion have some sort of bias for or against.

True. But not as biased as you are!

[+AllOverMe+]

It's an amazing album, one of the best i've heard in a while, and the best Live album i've heard since 'The Distance to Here'

I'm not very good in reviewing, but this album really has the 'Spirit of Live'.
Some songs are a bit influenced by EIE and Unified Theory, but it's in a positive way.

I can't wait to have the physical copy in my hands.

Rogerton is an outstandig song and probably the best song on the album, but i can't name one single bad song on the whole album.

Thankyou Live, this made my day, and probably my year

I will probably cry when i'm going to see them for the first time in Amsterdam

This post has been edited by +AllOverMe+: Oct 22 2014, 8:37 am