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Rest Inside the Flames | 
 enlarge | Artist: 36 Crazyfists
Label: Roadrunner UK
Category: Music
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Avg. Customer Rating:  13 reviews
Sales Rank: 78384
Format: Import
Media: Audio CD
Discs: 1
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.2
Dimensions (in): 5.5 x 4.9 x 0.4
UPC: 016861807924
EAN: 0016861807924
ASIN: B000FGFU1S
Release Date: July 17, 2006
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| Tracks:
| • | I'll Go Until My Heart Stops | | • | Felt Through a Phone Line | | • | On Any Given Night | | • | Elysium | | • | The Great Descent | | • | Midnight Swim | | • | Aurora | | • | Will Pull This in by Hand | | • | We Cannot Deny | | • | Between the Anchor and the Air | | • | The City Ignites |
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Album Description
Third album by this highly-touted Portland, OR quartet who are equal parts Metal and Emo. Formed in 1994 (n their hometown of Anchorage, AK), the band has opened for the likes of System Of A Down, Primus, Blink 182 and others. 11 tracks including 'I'll Go Until My Heart Stops', 'Felt Through A Phone Line' and 'Elysium'. Roadrunner. 2006.
Album Details
The Transplanted Alaskan Native Band (To Oregon, Where They Are Now Based) Wasted No Time in Starting Production Work on this Third Album Less Than Two Months after They Stopped Touring Behind their Second, "a Snow Capped Romance". Sal Villaneuva (Thursday and Taking Back Sunday) Helmed in the Producer's Chair. Through Long, Sometimes Gruelling Sessions, Friends Turned Up to Help Out, Including Former Touring Partner and Killswitch Engage Singer Howard Jones, who Fulfilled an Old Promise to Collaborate with the Band and Added Guest Vocals to "Elysium" and Only Living Witness Singer Jonah Jenkins Pitched in on "we Cannot Deny".
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| Customer Reviews: Read 8 more reviews...
 Good follow-up to a masterpiece. May 9, 2007
While this is not A Snow-Capped Romance in any way, it is not a letdown. It is very difficult to follow up a masterpiece, but this is a very solid cd with plenty of great moments and some killer riffs, vocals, and hooks. This is still a stronger album than Bitterness the Star, their debut. I really enjoyed it and hope they continue making great tunes.
One of My Personal Favorites March 21, 2007
36CF latest outing is what would happen if Fist of the Star and Snowcapped Romance had a love child. The vocals are more fitting for Snowcapped Romance, while the music is more in tune to Fist of the Star.
Overall the album is solid and won't be a dissapointment, my absolute favorite moment by far has to be the excellent acoustic AS THE CITY IGNITES.
 Disappointing, but not all bad. March 14, 2007
0 out of 1 found this review helpful
I've been an avid 36CF fan for quite some time now, and have all three of the CD's. Bitterness the Star is a musical masterpiece in almost every facet a CD can be amazing. Their follow-up CD, A Snow Capped Romance wasn't quite as heavy, but still maintained the originality and musicianship of Bitterness, and was a good overall CD.
I truly believe, while Rest Inside the Flames is NOT a bad CD, that it receives much more praise than it deserves. This is the only CD out of the three that actually has BAD songs on it.. both of the first two have some songs I don't love but can still listen to. RITF has songs I absolutely can't stand listening to... about four or five of them. Don't get me wrong, there are still signs of the old 36CF on this CD with songs like "The Great Descent", but then there are songs like "Will Pull this in by Hand" that make me want to put something sharp in my ear. It's very clear that they are attempting to draw a bigger audience by mainstreaming.. many of these songs are dangerously close to "post-hardcore" which IMO is a terrible, terrible genre of music for the most part. Their older efforts combined many styles into a unique sound that was unlike any band I'd ever heard, but this CD is much more cookie-cutter generic than the first two. Like I said earlier, it does have some good songs, but it has just about as many bad ones with a few right smack in the middle.. regardless, if you are a 36CF fan, you'll want to pick it up.
 All the other reviews are correct! March 8, 2007
Just buy this CD and while you are picking up Rest Inside the Flames you might as well pick up A Snow Capped Romance AND Bitterness The Star. All 3 CD's are extremely good! Heavy as F&@K!! VERY under-rated band!
Definately Metal... March 5, 2007
I am not a big fan of metal, but 36 crazyfist is an exception to the rule. All of their albums are amazing, but this album has me wiped. Try it you'll like it.
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