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About this product
Product Identifiers
Record LabelIMT, Blaze Bayley Recs
UPC0803343176209
eBay Product ID (ePID)28046041279
Product Key Features
FormatCD
Release Year2018
GenreHeavy Metal
ArtistBayley, Blaze
Release TitleRedemption of William Black (Infinite Entanglement Part III)
Dimensions
Item Height0.48 in
Item Weight0.27 lb
Item Length5.63 in
Item Width4.98 in
Additional Product Features
Number of Tracks11
Number of Discs1
Tracks1.1 Redeemer 1.2 Are You Here 1.3 Immortal One 1.4 The First True Sign 1.5 Human Eyes 1.6 Prayers of Light 1.7 18 Days 1.8 Already Won 1.9 Life Goes on 1.10 The Dark Side of Black 1.11 Eagle Spirit
Sub-GenreHeavy Metal
Notes2018 release, the 10th solo album from Blaze Bayley, formerly the front man for Iron Maiden from 1994-99. This release is the third and final installment in the Infinite Entanglement trilogy. This album also features a special guest appearance by Fozzy singer and WWE star Chris Jericho. Blaze recorded the album with his main recording and touring musicians picked from British metal band Absolva - Chris Appleton (guitar, backing vocals), Martin McNee (drums), Karl Schramm (bass). The record also contains a talented array of guests; Chris Jericho (Fozzy) - backing vocals, voice actor, Luke Appleton (Iced Earth / Absolva) - backing vocals, Liz Owen - lead vocals (18 Days), backing vocals, Jo Robinson - backing vocals, Mel Adams - backing vocals. Mastering: Ade Emsley (Iron Maiden, Tank, Phil Campbell). Production: Blaze Bayley and Chris Appleton. Songwriting: Blaze, Chris Appleton and Liz Owen.
Blaze Bayley and Co. show the movies how a trilogy should be finished!
This is the third album in a planned trilogy, and unlike The Godfather and Star Wars Sequels, this trilogy ends on a great note. Blaze Bayley and his merry band had already put out two strong albums, and this third album rounds out the trilogy perfectly. It sounds great, with good mixing and attention paid to each instrument and Blaze's voice; given that the albums come from Blaze's own label and studio, a small independent outfit, this may be a welcome surprise, at least to me, who doesn't really know anything. For wary Iron Maiden fans, Blaze still sounds like Blaze, but his abilities as a singer have only improved with time. He sounds better here than he did on both The X Factor and Virtual XI (both of which I also enjoy) and his songwriting has also improved too. It's a damn good metal album by a smaller act that really enjoys the music they play. I think this is an album (and a band) that really punch above their weight to produce some great stuff, and what more can I say than that?