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Beyond Good And Evil (CD)

By: The Cult (Artist)


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DISC 1 for Beyond Good And Evil (CD) Album By The Cult (Artist)
1   War (The Process)
2   Saint, The
3   Rise
4   Take The Power
5   Breathe
6   Nico
7   American Gothic
8   Ashes And Ghosts
9   Shape The Sky
10   Speed Of Light
11   True Believers
12   My Bridges Burn
 


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Review

Rolling Stone (7/19/01, p.52) - 3 stars out of 5 - "...BEYOND GOOD AND EVIL shakes with vitality. Astbury's still got his cat-on-a-hot-tin-Zeppelin wail. Duffy still piles on the God-given riffs....The record rocks, and that alone is good."
Entertainment Weekly (6/8/01, p.76) - "...A surprising stab at respectability, once again merging big hooks and big rawk...even the cheesy power ballad is fun..." - Rating: B+
Q (8/01, p.124) - 3 stars out of 5 - "...Roots itself between Metallica, nu-metal and the slightly psychadelic ambience of '85's LOVE....giving rise to plenty of highpoints..."
Uncut (8/01, p.88) - 4 stars out of 5 - "...It's loud, powerful and tight. Guitars scream as the drums imitate the bombing of Dresden....The return of a national institution..."
CMJ (6/11/01, p.11) - "...A remarkable and uncompromising return to form..."
Mojo (Publisher) (7/01, p.114) - "...A study in stretching the limits of silliness, clichT and old-school rock'n'roll unreconstruction..."
NME (Magazine) (6/23/01, p.38) - 7 out of 10 - "...An album of classic rock; pretentious maybe, but then they always were..."

Title Note

The Cult: Ian Astbury (vocals); Billy Duffy (guitar); Matt Sorum (drums).

Additional personnel: Martin LeNoble, Chris Wyse (bass).

Recorded at Plantation Recording, Maui, Hawaii and Village Recorders, Los Angeles, California.

Although the '90s proved to be a dour decade that found The Cult battling dwindling record sales and each other before calling it quits in 1995, these goth-inspired hard rockers managed to reunite and release BEYOND GOOD AND EVIL in 2001. In re-teaming with veteran producer Bob Rock, The Cult cobbled together a batch of songs overflowing with Billy Duffy's fat Led Zeppelin-flavored riffs, Matt Sorum's thunderous drumming, and lyrics influenced by frontman Ian Astbury's spiritual trek to Tibet.

While the anthemic "True Believers" directly refers to said quest, other topics include contemporary society's slide into self-absorption ("Take The Power," "War [The Process]"), a walk on the metaphysical side ("Ashes And Ghosts"), and appropriately enough, rebirth ("The Saint"). Despite the weighty topics, The Cult keeps the decibels cranked as Duffy pours molten waves of distortion into guitar-fueled rants like "Rise" and "American Gothic." Periodically, flashes of the band's old sound pop up. Among the most notable are the hard-charging groove of "My Bridges Burn" (reminiscent of "Fire Woman") and the touching "Nico," a tribute to the early Velvets singer that brings to mind "Edie (Ciao Baby)." BEYOND GOOD AND EVIL is a great start towards a much better decade for these English rockers.



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