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Artist: Locomotive Breath

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CD Title: Train of Events

 

Category: Hard Rock

Year: 1998

Label: Bluestone Music

Catalog Number: AVCB-66030

Personnel

Herman Saming lead and backing vocals
Janne Stark rhythm, lead, acoustic guitars
Ulf Kronsell 5-string bass, solo bass, backing vocals
Mats Brandstrom drums
Kjell Jacobsson guitar, track 10
Mattias Ia Eklundh guitar, track 5
Tommy Denander guitar, track 12

Tracks

1.	Pride Before a Fall	5:47
2.	Life's Eternal Play	5:24
3.	Dream vs. Reality	6:24
4.	A Frozen Soul	5:16
5.	Locomotive Breath	3:46
6.	29 Strings (and a Bunch of Drums)	3:09
7.	High By Nature	5:11
8.	Fight With Love	4:42
9.	Left Me Dying	4:00
10.	Captured Japanese bonus track	4:15
11.	Shelter from the Pain	4:59
12.	Departure	4:22
Total Running Time:		57:15

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Existing comments about this CD

From: Rockhead	Date: July 20, 2005 at 13:17
Featuring one time Hard Roxx contributor Janne Stark this is a good solid hard rock album. The cover of Jethro Tull's Locomotive Breath is on a par with the WASP version. The production and playing overall is very good

From: Geoff

Date: October 15, 2005 at 8:12

As Rockhead notes above, these guys are musically very good. They remind me of a lesser Monster on this disc. There are a couple of great songs like 'Life's eternal play' and 'Captured' and some nice riffs, as there are on their 2nd release 'Heavy machinery', which is much the same. Good straight ahead hard rock but not great. Their 3rd release however, 'Change of track' is simply awesome. Killer riff driven melodic hard rock and I suggest you get that one first, then the first 2 if you must.

From: z4roxx	Date: August 14, 2006 at 12:50
Musically this band shocked me,it’s rare to find in these genres technical bands like this one.Unfortunately again(who often I hear in these Scandinavian groups)singer is 10,000 Km.far from the other members and ruins a marvellous cd.BTW it worths the purchase and for me Locomotive Breath rest one of the finest bands ever came from Sweden.

From: z4roxx

Date: March 18, 2007 at 12:08

Ahah 6.38??After the listenings of their 2'cd"Heavy machinery"I can say that's a MONSTER BAND,one of the greatest hard rock band of all times.This is a unique band,a sort of"technical" scandi hard rock with a bluesy touch,top musicians,one of the best rhythmic session ever heard(the bass sounds like thrash influences like bands such as Overkill or Panic),one of the most technical drummer in the genre,some progressive passages influenced by metal indeed.TOP BAND,one of the best in my life!!!!!!!!

From: Japangea	Date: May 29, 2007 at 10:56
They are getting better and better.Their 3rd effort "Change Of Track" has some killer tracks such as "Shadow" and "What I've become".Jeff Scott Soto-ish vocals and Dancing like a ballerina-guitars will blow you away.

From: juan carlos	Date: March 12, 2008 at 17:43
I partially agree with the comments above. Yep i´d called it a Prog Hardrock/Metal before than "Technical".. I prefer their 2nd or 3rd album than this one. "Life's Eternal Play" is good or acoustics songs like "Fight With Love" and the instrumental "Departure". Ok to regular for me. 7.5/10

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