Inquisition Symphony by Apocalyptica Reviews

Inquisition Symphony by Apocalyptica

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  • Apocalyptica 'Inquisition Symphony': If This Is Torture, Never Let It End

    Rated a Very Helpful Review by the Epinions community
    Aug 4, 2012
    Pros: Stunning cover versions, Toreador.
    Cons: No Perttu, some covers are a little on the harsh side.

    Summary: If I told you that there's a Finnish quarter of cellists that can rock just as hard as any metal group, what would you think? If you answered Apocalyptica then chances are you are grinning. Their Inquisition Symphony ... read more

  • An epic adventure into the realm of heavy cellos

    Rated a Very Helpful Review by the Epinions community
    Jan 27, 2003
    Pros: Simply an overwhelming experience
    Cons: Can't really think of none...

    Summary: I love music above most things in this world. Still there are all too few moments when I can just turn my head from the fuss of life rushing on. But some albums just makes me forget the outside world when I put on my headphones (that's the only way to be ... read more

  • Let the inquisition(symphony) begin!

    Rated a Somewhat Helpful Review by the Epinions community
    Aug 13, 2001
    Pros: A totally new music experience
    Cons: What do you mean, Cons??

    Summary: This is Apocalypticas second CD, this time they took songs from various artists(the title music - Inquisition Symphony for example is from Sepultura) as well as some self-composed tracks. With this CD they proved that they can ... read more

  • A new spin on all your metal favorites

    Rated a Very Helpful Review by the Epinions community
    Oct 19, 2000
    Pros: Some of the most powerful music ever, played in a whole new way
    Cons: Some fans may not be able to relate well without lyrics

    Summary: For fans of heavy metal the band Apocalyptica is nothing short of a revelation. For those who haven't been lucky enough to be exposed to them, allow me a brief introduction. Apocalyptica is a Finish group comprising a quartet of classically ... read more

  • A New Twist

    Rated a Somewhat Helpful Review by the Epinions community
    Jun 30, 2000
    Pros: not all songs are metallica covers
    Cons: instrumental music may not be for everyone

    Summary: Apocalyptica's new album was even better than the first. They once again covered some great Metallica songs but didn't limit the album to that. Inquisition Symphony includes a track from the band Sepultura, but also some of their own pieces,which were ... read more

  • Modern Music with a Classical Twist

    Rated a Very Helpful Review by the Epinions community
    May 23, 2000
    Pros: Exceptional use of Dissonance, good merging of genres
    Cons: Some songs don't match the moods of others

    Summary: I'll admit it. I am not a huge fan of the hard rock genre. I personally find it to have very little value. Although never either attracted to or dissuaded from Metallica, they never managed to catch my ear. I mostly just didn't care for their choice ... read more

  • Apocalyptica - "Inquisition Symphony"

    Rated a Very Helpful Review by the Epinions community
    May 5, 2000
    Pros: Original, interesting, and extremely well played.
    Cons: Nothing... (Sepultura tracks are a little weak)

    Summary: Long before Metallica did "S&M", a group of four classically trained cellists who loved heavy metal came out with an album of all Metallica covers. The group was Apocalyptica, and the album was called "Plays Metallica by Four ... read more

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