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Entertaining Thanatos by Metaphor
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7 tracks | 56 minutes
Released Feb 2004
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- sample lyrics "album only" 07:59 Socrates lyrics "album only" 07:59 Socrates lyrics "album only" 07:59 Socrates
- sample lyrics "album only" 07:43 Galatea 3.3 lyrics "album only" 07:43 Galatea 3.3 lyrics "album only" 07:43 Galatea 3.3
- sample lyrics "album only" 04:17 When It All Comes Together lyrics "album only" 04:17 When It All Comes Together lyrics "album only" 04:17 When It All Comes Together
- sample lyrics "album only" 07:43 Raking the Bones lyrics "album only" 07:43 Raking the Bones lyrics "album only" 07:43 Raking the Bones
- sample lyrics "album only" 03:31 Call Me Old and Uninspired or Maybe Even Lazy and Tired but Thir lyrics "album only" 03:31 Call Me Old and Uninspired or Maybe Even Lazy and Tired but Thir lyrics "album only" 03:31 Call Me Old and Uninspired or Maybe Even Lazy and Tired but Thir
- sample lyrics "album only" 17:49 Yes & No lyrics "album only" 17:49 Yes & No lyrics "album only" 17:49 Yes & No
- sample lyrics "album only" 07:55 Wheel of the World lyrics "album only" 07:55 Wheel of the World lyrics "album only" 07:55 Wheel of the World
Progressive rock, interesting time signatures, creative vocals, and strong musicality, complexity
Bio / Background
After the wide critical acclaim and success of their first CD, "Starfooted," San Francisco-area progressive rock band Metaphor presents their outstanding second effort, Entertaining Thanatos. Read the reviews at www.metaphor.org/etreviews.html.
Here is great progressive rock featuring new depths of compositional ideas as Metaphor continues to explore its evolving musical identity. Metaphor's first CD was praised for its musicality, harmonic sensibilities, and thoughtful vocals. Listeners will find "Entertaining Thanatos" evocative of not only the golden age of prog, but also the modern day -and future- of the genre.
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