Pain Of Salvation - Road Salt Two

Artist:	Pain Of Salvation
Title:	Road Salt Two
Format:	CD
Label:	Inside Out
Released:	10/11/2011
Genre:	Progressive Rock
Packaging Group:	Grp 2
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Price:	$13.00

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The progressive rock expressionists Pain Of Salvation are back to deliver the second part of the groundbreaking Road Salt journey: Opulent creativity, major stylistic flirtation and emotionally powerful throughout its 12 tracks of sweaty gravel, asphalt butterflies, untrodden paths and brave decisions. (2011)

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Track Listing:
1. Road Salt Theme
2. Softly She Cries
3. Conditioned
4. Healing Now
5. To The Shoreline
6. Eleven
7. 1979
8. The Deeper Cut
9. Mortar Grind
10. Through The Distance
11. The Physics Of Gridlock
12. End Credits

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Tracklist

CD
1.	Road Salt Theme
2.	Softly She Cries
3.	Conditioned
4.	Healing Now
5.	To The Shoreline
6.	Eleven
7.	1979
8.	The Deeper Cut
9.	Mortar Grind
10.	Through The Distance
11.	The Physics Of Gridlock
12.	End Credits

Latest Reviews

JOSIAH FERRILL	04/04/2012
Not as good as RS1...

In my opinion of course. The first track and the last track on the album are elevator music throw away tracks, and that one song where they repeat, "into the wild" over and over and over again is maddening. All the other tracks on here are alright. This album is by far much more prog oriented than the last one if that means anything to anyone out there.

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