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Dead Again
Gothfather Peter Steele returns with a new batch of familiar-sounding tracks that satisfy the ache metal fans have long felt for a new Type O Negative record. While Steele and Co. don't reinvent the genre here, the opening breakneck rocker "Dead Again," its Black Sabbath-on-Diamond Head successor "Tripping a Blind Man," and the epically epic "The Profits of Doom" create the metallic trinity of 2007's first quarter. Elsewhere, Steele gives us another gothic, Alice Cooper-esque ballad ("September Sun"), tears up our speakers with a little bit of humor ("Halloween in Heaven"), and comes around once more to slam down the almighty doom hammer ("She Burned Me Down"). Yes, the production's a little murkier than it probably has to be and no there's nothing that strikes as an immediate classic, but as Type O records go, Dead Again is admirable for its strong convictions and solidity. ??Jedd Beaudoin
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Tracks| 1 | Dead Again | | 2 | Tripping A Blind Man | | 3 | The Profits Of Doom | | 4 | September Sun | | 5 | Halloween in Heaven | | 6 | These Three Things | | 7 | She Burned Me Down | | 8 | Some Stupid Tomorrow | | 9 | An Ode To Locksmiths | | 10 | Hail And Farewell To Britain |
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