The String Quartet Tribute to the Darkness

1. Black Shuck
   Composed by The Darkness (band)
   with The Angry String Orchestra
   
   
2. Get Your Hands Off My Woman
   Composed by The Darkness (band)
   with The Angry String Orchestra
   
   
3. Growing On Me
   Composed by The Darkness (band)
   with The Angry String Orchestra
   
   
4. I Believe In A Thing Called Love
   Composed by The Darkness (band)
   with The Angry String Orchestra
   
   
5. Love Is Only A Feeling
   Composed by The Darkness (band)
   with The Angry String Orchestra
   
   
6. Givin' Up
   Composed by The Darkness (band)
   with The Angry String Orchestra
   
   
7. Stuck In A Rut
   Composed by The Darkness (band)
   with The Angry String Orchestra
   
   
8. Friday Night
   Composed by The Darkness (band)
   with The Angry String Orchestra
   
   
9. Love On The Rocks With No Ice
   Composed by The Darkness (band)
   with The Angry String Orchestra
   
   
10. Holding My Own
    Composed by The Darkness (band)
    with The Angry String Orchestra
    
    
11. Makin' Out
    Composed by The Darkness (band)
    with The Angry String Orchestra
    
    
12. Darker Than Dark, for string quartet
    Composed by Doug Munro
    with The Angry String Orchestra
    
    

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Average customer rating: A Darkened homage

The String Quartet Tribute to the Darkness Manufacturer: Vitamin Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Symphonies | Classical | Styles | Music General | Classical | Styles | Music General | Chamber Music | Classical | Styles | Music General | Opera & Vocal | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music General | Compilations | Rock | Styles | Music General | Vocal Pop | Pop | Styles | Music Tributes | Pop | Styles | Music ASIN: B0006FFS2O Release Date: 2004-11-16

Tracks:

1. Black Shuck
2. Get Your Hands Off Of My Woman
3. Growing On Me
4. I Believe In A Thing Called Love
5. Love Is Only A Feeling
6. Givin' Up
7. Stuck In A Rut
8. Friday Night
9. Love On The Rocks With No Ice
10. Holding My Own
11. Makin' Out
12. Darker Than Dark

Product Description

1. Black Shuck
2. Get Your Hands Off Of My Woman
3. Growing On Me
4. I Believe In A Thing Called Love
5. Love Is Only A Feeling
6. Givin' Up
7. Stuck In A Rut
8. Friday Night
9. Love On The Rocks With No Ice
10. Holding My Own

Bonus Tracks:
11. Makin' Out
12. Darker Than Dark (original composition)

Format: CD

Customer Reviews:

A Darkened homage.......2004-12-31

On first listening to this album, I was apprehensive. I am a fan of the Darkness, and believe them to be a ground breaking band. Back around the late 70's, music took a tangent. It went off into a strange land where fully grown adults wore clothes too big for them, and listened endlessly to pre-fabricated music. The Darkness are taking up from where the likes of Queen and AC/DC left off.
I was worried that the combination of the emotional strings could not quite leash the power and soul of The Darkness; that classic players could not translate thier power. On hearing the album, I realised something: Much alike permission to land, this too is ground breaking. It is the soft carresing hand of classical music reaching out to the arms of today. A bridge between the expert fingers of the voilin to the guitar. In more plainer terms, I was wrong.
The take on it is absolutely fantastic. Not only does it ensoul permission to land with the sensual sounds of the strings, but also manages to keep with the fun and excitement that The Darkness have brought to modern day music. An absolute must for any Darkness fan, or anyone wanting some real fun put back into thier ears. I myself can turn on any one of these pieces and float away into another level of adoration for music. This album truly shows the abilities music has to move you, it shows how music can be enjoyed and shows a true talent I have not seen for a very, very long time.

Average customer rating: I agree with cotton hell a steaming pile of crap > Cotton's so called review True fans will adore this materpiece.

The String Quartet Tribute to Atreyu Manufacturer: Vitamin Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Opera & Vocal | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music General | Compilations | Rock | Styles | Music Alternative Metal | Hard Rock & Metal | Styles | Music General | Classical | Styles | Music General | Chamber Music | Classical | Styles | Music General | Vocal Pop | Pop | Styles | Music Tributes | Pop | Styles | Music Similar Items: Fractures in the Facade of Your Porcelain Beauty A Death-Grip On Yesterday Suicide Notes & Butterfly Kisses The String Quartet Tribute to AFI The Best Of... ASIN: B00070Q89A Release Date: 2005-01-25

Tracks:

1. The Remembrance Ballad
2. The Crimson
3. Living Each Day Like You're Already Dead
4. Someone's Standing On My Chest
5. This Flesh A Tomb
6. Ain't Love Grand
7. A Vampire's Lament
8. Lip Gloss And black
9. Demonology And Heartache
10. At Least I Know I'm A Sinner
11. Shouting In The Darkness

Product Description

1. The Remembrance Ballad
2. The Crimson
3. Living Each Day Like You're Already Dead
4. Someone's Standing On My Chest
5. This Flesh A Tomb
6. Ain't Love Grand
7. A Vampire's Lament
8. Lip Gloss And Black
9. Demonology And Heartache
10. At Least I Know I'm A Sinner
11. Shouting In The Darkness (Original Composition)

Format: CD

Customer Reviews:

I agree with cotton hell.......2005-09-29

suicide notes is definately a heavier sounding album. the curse may be good and all but alex sounds a lot better on suicide notes. i like the string quartet, because it reminds me of when metallica did thier old songs from ride the lightning and such and let the symphony be in the background. i think its flipping sweet.

a steaming pile of crap > Cotton's so called review.......2005-09-01

First off, I'm not a kid. I just don't want to sign up to put my opinion on here.

Cotton, wtf does a string quartet TRIBUTE album have to do with getting radio play? I'd seriously like to know. The Curse only did one thing for this band. It made them even better. The Curse is better than Suicide Notes mainly for 3 reasons...

1. The production is much better and...
2. Alex's screaming is also incredibly improved(seriously listen to some songs of of SN and then The Curse, and you tell me which sounds better)
3. Brandon's melodic vocals are used more often. I know a lot of you "hardcore" kids will disagree, but music that is nothing but constant screaming in your ear is annoying. I think Atreyu does a much better job of switching between the screams and singing.

Now, I'm not saying that Suicide Notes is bad. I just think that The Curse is an improvement. I also like how you say that anyone who disagrees with you is wrong. Well, I'm not going to say anyone who disagrees with me is wrong. They just have a different opinion. Anyway, I'm not really into instrumental albums that much....but I'll give it a 5 because of the band that is being revered.

True fans will adore this materpiece........2005-04-05

First off, don't read Cotton Hell's review. If you lust atreyu's music (or if you are just a music lover in general) you will enjoy this album. These are all songs that were originally written and composed by atreyu! Yes, this is a tribute album. It is also an instrumental album. Personally I don't care if you like it or not. I just couldn't stand seeing just one review by an obvious simple-minded individual. Give it a listen and decide for yourself. That's why amazon.com gives you the listening options!

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