Orange Goblin - A Eulogy For The Fans (2013, CD+DVD)



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Orange Goblin’s first ever live album, complete set live at Bloodstock Open Air Festival, 11th August 2012

I wasn’t in
England for the Bloodstock Open Air Festival this past August, but after
having this album in constant rotation over the past week or so, I can
definitely testify that Goblin does in fact bring the heavy metal, and
the crowd does indeed go crazy. A Eulogy For The Fans: Orange Goblin
Live 2012 is a double-disc package that makes it a must-have for Goblin
fans. The first disc contains the audio of the band’s complete set at
Bloodstock, and disc two contains the video footage from both of their
Bloodstock and Hellfest sets from this past summer, a documentary, short
film and other promo videos. But let’s get back to the music. Since
1995, the British boys in Goblin have been cranking out a brand of down
‘n’ dirty riff-heavy metal that’s so conducive to relentless headbanging
that one has to wonder how they don’t have a massive following on this
side of the pond. For the uninitiated, throw on “Ballad of Solomon
Eagle.” It rules, right? Now listen to the Sons of Anarchy theme song.
Tell me which tune better suits a show about gun-running,
whiskey-chugging motorcycle madmen: the one where the singer roars with a
Lemmy-like rasp over a heavy blues metal riff that careens along like a
freight train fueled by beer and cigarettes…or the one where the old
dude strums an acoustic guitar and croaks about a crow flying straight?
That’s what I thought. The Bloodstock set understandably features a bit
more from their stellar 2012 studio album A Eulogy for the Damned than
their other recorded output. The slow ‘n’ low sludge-doom anthem “The
Fog” is a personal favorite and sounds great here live, but Goblin digs
up enough of their back catalogue throughout the album’s 12 tracks that
it practically doubles as a makeshift greatest hits collection. From the
straight ahead Southern rock ballad of “Time Travelling Blues” from the
1998 album of the same name to the rollicking wah-heavy rocker “Quincy
the Pigboy” from 2000’s The Big Black, Ward and company roll down memory
lane one catchy riff after another. Sure, the live recording can sound a
little muddy at times, but it suits Goblin here just fine. You want
technical perfection and crystal clear live sound? Go nerd out to Dream
Theater or something. I’ll be busy cranking this thing as loud as it
goes until April when I can catch Goblin live on tour with Clutch. All
hail the power of the riff.

~ heavymetal.about.com

CD/DVD Tracklist :

1. Red Tide Rising - 4:57
2. The Filthy & The Few - 3:30
3. Ballad Of Solomon Eagle - 4:57
4. Time Travelling Blues - 6:43
5. Some You Win, Some You Lose - 3:41
6. The Fog - 6:45
7. Round Up The Horses - 5:09
8. Acid Trial - 4:14
9. They Come Back - 5:40
10. Blue Snow - 4:19
11. Quincy The Pigboy - 3:56
12. Scorpionica - 4:54

DVD Bonus Features :

- Complete Set from Hellfest, France, 15th June 2012
1. Red Tide Rising
2. The Filthy & The Few
3. Ballad Of Solomon Eagle
4. The Fog
5. Some You Win, Some You Lose
6. Acid Trial
7. They Come Back
8. Blue Snow - 4:14
9. Quincy The Pigboy
10. Scorpionica

- Red Tide Rising (Video)
- Acid Trial (Video)
- Highway to Hellfest (Documentary)
- Making of Red Tide Rising (Documentary)
- Photo Slide Show

• Ben Ward - Vocals
• Joe Hoare - Guitar
• Martyn Millard - Bass
• Chris Turner - Drums

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