Track Listings (10) - Disc #1| All Artists: Dredg Title: Leitmotif Members Wishing: 1 Total Copies: 0 Label: Interscope Records Release Date: 9/11/2001 Genres: Alternative Rock, Pop, Rock, Metal Styles: Indie & Lo-Fi, American Alternative, Alternative Metal Number of Discs: 1 SwapaCD Credits: 1 Other Editions: leitmotif UPC: 606949311421 |
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CD ReviewsSome fresh epic metal... D | 11/16/2003 (4 out of 5 stars) "Being a huge fan of Tool, I've been looking for other music out there with the same power. I've definitely enjoyed the albums by A Perfect Circle, but I still wanted more. I was particularly drawn to Leitmotif because of its combination of heavy guitar sounds, string instruments, and piano. The vocals are not nearly as polished as most big bands out there, but they are decent enough. The thing that detracted the most from the album was the pretentious electronika sounds in the filler tracks at the middle and at the end of the album. It feels like Dredg was being annoying on purpose, as if they were playing a joke on their own audience. For an example of good electronika, try Pink Floyd's Wish You Were Here. Overall, though, when I just skip over those annoying parts of Leitmotif, the album is awesome. Several of the songs are good enough to get stuck in your head all day." Non-comparable! Riel Gallant | Cheticamp, NS, Canada | 12/29/2001 (5 out of 5 stars) "This is by far the best CD i ever owned. The music and art work in this album aren't comparable to anyother band, even Tool and Radiohead which are 2 bands i really really like! It starts of with "Symbol Song" and from their it takes you on a musical journey. Songs like Lechium and Yatahaze are extreamly graceful and poetic, but they still have the hard rock edge.Gavin has great singing voice for this type of music, but since this was recorded as an indie record in 1999 or 1998 and now re-releast in 2001, the voice track isn't that great. But it's still worth buying buying for sure for any random music fan. If you have this album, download Of the Room, the new Dredg demo for their next album in April 2002. It's as good as Leitmotif except the tracks are well recorded.So for everyone you likes music for it's grace and poetic meaning and not for it's cheap gimics, lame beats and sell-out artists, I highly suggest you to buy this album soon and get ready to look at music in a way you never looked at it before." Where it began (sort of). Erik Pemberton | San Jose, CA USA | 01/12/2004 (5 out of 5 stars) "Despite earlier demos, this is really where it all began for dredg. A step up in lyrical and musical maturity, a step up in song structure and a step up in having a coherent theme to tie the album together as a whole. For those who are well-versed in the band's history, you can see where their past plays in and where their future is hinted at in this album. It plays both sides, it's at times as hard rock as they've ever been, but at other times it's so lush, so amazingly deep that you almost forget you're listening to a compact disc and start to drift off into another world. Somewhere where wise men journey the earth and bring back their knowledge to share with you. Where we are not limited in class, culture, style or creed. Everyone is a part, and yet there is no focused center. It's hard to sum up the feeling of listening to this album in mere words, for this is no straightforward 4/4 radio-formatted rock garbage we're talking about. This is such a strange blend that it's hard to feel like you can do it justice in a "maximum of 1,000 words." They say a picture is worth 1,000 words, and dredg has insinuated that their music is like painting with sound, so how exactly does that all figure out? All I know is that it's an incredible journey for the mind and the heart, and I encourage everyone to take it at least once, with ears and mind wide open."
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