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Sonata Arctica - Ecliptica

Artist:	Sonata Arctica
Title:	Ecliptica
Format:	CD
Label:	Century Media (manufacturer)
Released:	9/9/2003
Genre:	Power Metal
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Price:	$5.00

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Price per item: $5.00

By popular demand, we offer the debut album from these symphonic power metallers in 2003, the first domestic issue of this 1999 album. (1999)

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Tracklist

CD 1
1.	Blank File
2.	My Land
3.	8th Commandment
4.	Replica
5.	Kingdom For A Heart
6.	Fullmoon
7.	Letter To Dana
8.	Unopened
9.	Picturing the Past
10.	Destruction Preventer.

Latest Reviews

FFXSage	04/02/2009
As good as a debut album can get!

Sonata Arctica's debut album, Ecliptica, is simply one of the best power metal releases ever, and most certainly a must-have for the power metal fanatic. These are no Stratovarius clones as some like to claim; In fact, I would compare them more to Nightwish. The vocals are absolutely outstanding. The entire album is solid except perhaps for "A Letter to Dana" which outstays it's welcome. "Replica" is a great slow track while songs such as "8th Commandment" and "Picturing the Past" go blazing along.

If you're looking to get into Sonata Arctica, this is the album to start with. Their sound changes quite dramatically starting with "Reckoning Night" and especially with "Unia" but all of SA's releases are excellent and are worth looking into.

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