Randy Rose Sacrificium

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Biography And Discography

Randy Rose - Sacrificium 1991
Randy Rose - Healing 1993
Randy Rose - Intense Live Series Volume III 1993
Randy Rose - Randy Rose - Crazy Little World 1994
Randy Rose - Into The Unknown 1995
Randy Rose - Rose - L. P. 1997
Randy Rose - Rockstar 2002

Musicians: Line Up
Randy Rose - Vocals, Guitars, Drums
Roger Rose - Guitars
Ray Rose - Bass
Jason Martin - Drums
Chris B. - Drums
Brent Gordon - Lead Guitar
Ronni Martin - Intro on "Oppression"

The product was received as described by seller. All the songs play well and it is one of my favorite albums from my youth. I lost the one I had bought from one of his concerts. I was glad to find it and add it to my collection.I absolutely love Rose and MATW. I loved their lyrical approach; and when they rock, they flat out rocked!

If I were going to advise someone to which Rose CD to check out first, this would be the one I would chose. "Healing" is an outstanding blend of doom metal and stoner rock. While "Sacrificium" leaned a bit closer to the Danzig sound, Rose's follow-up is much more unique, although no less infectious. After a short, doom, instrumental opening, the album rips open with "Fallen", a slow song with a sing-along chorus and one of those guitar riffs that echoes through your brain all day long. "When I Let You Down" picks up the tempo a bit, retaining a doom edge and a crunchy guitar tone. The guitar riffs and melodies are simplistic, but catchy and memorable. Likewise, "Demons" is another standout track with it's heavy crunch and catchy chorus. Rose's lyrics are not overly complicated, but rather Randy focuses on writing personal lyrics that obviously mean a lot to him. In the aforementioned "Demons" Randy is calling out to God for freedom from demonic oppression. However, what is intersting about this song is that the perspective of the lyrics switch back and forth from the demon to the opressed. "You Let Me In with your sin, and I will stay til you drive me away", is obviously sung from the demon's perspective. However, lines like "Demons won't you leave me be, can I pleas be free, inside of me, Christ please free me" are obviously sang from the perspective of the oppressed. This theme also runs through "D.O.P." which stands for "Depression, Oppressions, Possession." Perhaps my favorite song on this CD is album closer "On My Knees". This song is a very chilling and almost haunting acoustic ballad with some very honest, personal and emotional lyrics. The band would record a heavier version of this song on the forthcoming Intense Live Series that I actually like better than this acoustic version. However, when I first purchased this CD as a new release, I played this song over and over again.

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espero les guste un poco de rock and roll
con mesclas de Doom..

recomiendo los 2 disco primeros..
son mis favoritos....

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[Petrafan327]

Awesome!! We need more Christian metal bands like Rose.