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Artist: Z-LOT-Z

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CD Title: Soul Existence

 

Category: Prog. Metal

Year: 1999

Label: Molten Metal USA

Catalog Number: MM51027-2

Personnel

Tom Calandra lead vocals, keyboards
Gregg Gill guitar, keyboards, backing vocals
Eric Halpern guitar
Shane DuBose bass guitar, backing vocals
Van Eric Turner drums
2nd CD from this Houston, TX band in the vein of Queensryche, mixed with a slight Black Sabbath and Iron Maiden influence. Very melodic progressive metal.
Trivia - Z-LOT-Z also performs as a Queensryche tribute band when not playing as themselves.

Tracks

1.	Who Am I?
2.	Stomachache
3.	Whirlwind
4.	Remember
5.	M.P.Y.P.
6.	I Want Out
7.	Spinning My Wheels
8.	Sanctimony
9.	Family Ties
10.	Why?

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Existing comments about this CD

From: Shoemaker	Date: May 9, 2002 at 13:20
Could someone write a review about this? I only know the "tearing at your mind" and the "92" albums from ZlotZ, some very good songs on it. The singer has a fine voice. Every fan of old Fates Warning should check them out. You hire ZlotZ for playing Queensrychesongs, so every Queensrychefan should test their albums.

From: Friday 13th	Date: May 23, 2002 at 5:59
Good band and a must for fans of Queensryche. Catchy melodies and great vocals. friday13th@robhalford.com

From: Brandon	Date: February 9, 2004 at 19:44
An awesome album. A Melodic Metal Masterpiece. The production is great, The songs range anywhere to from a heavy ballad to downright ass kicking. Fans of Wycked Synn, Queensryche, Maiden, Priest, etc. will love this band!

From: VEGASMETAL

Date: June 26, 2004 at 20:34

A Melodic Metal Masterpiece this is NOT. The Vocals are decent and the guitars are chuggin right along with some smokin solos but what i am missing are the HOOKS. There is nothing really memorable. For an American band its pretty good - but since we all know that the Europeans are crushing the USA musically , this release really pales in comparison to what they are doing. I would give it somewhere betwen 6/7 out of 10.

From: VEGASMETAL	Date: June 26, 2004 at 20:36
One More Thing - THIS BAND SOUNDS ABSOLUTELY NOTHING LIKE Queensryche , Iron Maiden or Judas Priest. I don't know what those other guys were smokin when they listened to this.

From: koogles	Date: November 25, 2004 at 9:36
VEGASMETAL, you're a joke and an idiot. Don't you have an indie to bootleg or some FAKE RUSSIAN CDs to sell? Go away, we need your opinion like we need another boy band.

From: Rycheage	Date: November 25, 2004 at 12:26
koogles, c'mon tell us exactly how you feel. Don't hold back.

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