Out of Exile
Out of Exile
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Tracks
| 1 | Your Time Has Come | ||
| 2 | Out Of Exile | ||
| 3 | Be Yourself | ||
| 4 | Doesn't Remind Me | ||
| 5 | Drown Me Slowly | ||
| 6 | Heaven's Dead | ||
| 7 | The Worm | ||
| 8 | Man Or Animal | ||
| 9 | Yesterday To Tomorrow | ||
| 10 | Dandelion | ||
| 11 | #1 Zero | ||
| 12 | The Curse |
Reviews
Amazon user writes:
I've been a fan of Singer Chris Cornell since I first heard his music with Soundgarden in the early '90's. He has a very distinctive voice you can't mistake for anyone but him. Audioslave is a different style of band than Soundgarden, creating a more commercial, straightforward style of rock. The other members of Audioslave are Tom Morello (guitar), Tim Commerford (bass) and Brad Wilk (drums) all from the well know Rage Against The Machine.
The album is well produced, featuring some excellent songs,like "Doesn't Remind Me", "Be Yourself" and "Your Time Has Come", which is the strong opening track. "Doesn't Remind Me" starts out with a lightly strummed guitar sound to be joined with Cornell's lovely vocals and a pounding bass. The title track "Out of Exile" is a very dramatic mid-tempo rock song with great drum work. Sure the album like most has it's down time with songs that are slight boring but overall Audioslave are a great contribution to the music world.