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Streets: A Rock Opera [CASSETTE]

Search: Heal The Soul
by: Savatage

Release Date October 15, 1991
This CD is not always well received by the casual listener. It definitely needs a special mood to listen to it.

Simply put, this is probably the most emotional and powerful CD I have heard in over 30 years. The lyrics are touching and overwhelming. Jon Oliva's voice is so moving... yet brilliant, fierce and full of passion. Jon is able to reach the deepest parts of your soul here (i.e. "If I Go Away", "Believe"). The guitar wizardry of Criss Oliva (r.i.p.) is beyond anything I've heard since Randy Rhoads. The more I listen to it, the more I like it (I have listended to Streets for thousands of times now!). The intricate guitar parts and arrangements are over the top on Streets, but still it's not over-produced like other Savatage's ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 2
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Streets: A Rock Opera

Search: Heal The Soul
by: Savatage

Release Date January 17, 1996
This CD is not always well received by the casual listener. It definitely needs a special mood to listen to it.

Simply put, this is probably the most emotional and powerful CD I have heard in over 30 years. The lyrics are touching and overwhelming. Jon Oliva's voice is so moving... yet brilliant, fierce and full of passion. Jon is able to reach the deepest parts of your soul here (i.e. "If I Go Away", "Believe"). The guitar wizardry of Criss Oliva (r.i.p.) is beyond anything I've heard since Randy Rhoads. The more I listen to it, the more I like it (I have listended to Streets for thousands of times now!). The intricate guitar parts and arrangements are over the top on Streets, but still it's not over-produced like other Savatage's later ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 3
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Streets: a Rock Opera

Search: Heal The Soul
by: Savatage

Release Date June 03, 2002
This CD is not always well received by the casual listener. It definitely needs a special mood to listen to it.

Simply put, this is probably the most emotional and powerful CD I have heard in over 30 years. The lyrics are touching and overwhelming. Jon Oliva's voice is so moving... yet brilliant, fierce and full of passion. Jon is able to reach the deepest parts of your soul here (i.e. "If I Go Away", "Believe"). The guitar wizardry of Criss Oliva (r.i.p.) is beyond anything I've heard since Randy Rhoads. The more I listen to it, the more I like it (I have listended to Streets for thousands of times now!). The intricate guitar parts and arrangements are over the top on Streets, but still it's not over-produced like other Savatage's later ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 4
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Pyronized

Search: Heal The Soul
by: Shylock

Release Date September 27, 2004
This CD is not always well received by the casual listener. It definitely needs a special mood to listen to it.

Simply put, this is probably the most emotional and powerful CD I have heard in over 30 years. The lyrics are touching and overwhelming. Jon Oliva's voice is so moving... yet brilliant, fierce and full of passion. Jon is able to reach the deepest parts of your soul here (i.e. "If I Go Away", "Believe"). The guitar wizardry of Criss Oliva (r.i.p.) is beyond anything I've heard since Randy Rhoads. The more I listen to it, the more I like it (I have listended to Streets for thousands of times now!). The intricate guitar parts and arrangements are over the top on Streets, but still it's not over-produced like other Savatage's later ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 5
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Native American

Search: Heal The Soul
by: Various Artists

Release Date September 15, 1998
This CD is not always well received by the casual listener. It definitely needs a special mood to listen to it.

Simply put, this is probably the most emotional and powerful CD I have heard in over 30 years. The lyrics are touching and overwhelming. Jon Oliva's voice is so moving... yet brilliant, fierce and full of passion. Jon is able to reach the deepest parts of your soul here (i.e. "If I Go Away", "Believe"). The guitar wizardry of Criss Oliva (r.i.p.) is beyond anything I've heard since Randy Rhoads. The more I listen to it, the more I like it (I have listended to Streets for thousands of times now!). The intricate guitar parts and arrangements are over the top on Streets, but still it's not over-produced like other Savatage's later ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 6
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Native American Dance Collection: The Spirit of Soul & Dance

Search: Heal The Soul
by: Various Artists

Release Date October 15, 1996
This CD is not always well received by the casual listener. It definitely needs a special mood to listen to it.

Simply put, this is probably the most emotional and powerful CD I have heard in over 30 years. The lyrics are touching and overwhelming. Jon Oliva's voice is so moving... yet brilliant, fierce and full of passion. Jon is able to reach the deepest parts of your soul here (i.e. "If I Go Away", "Believe"). The guitar wizardry of Criss Oliva (r.i.p.) is beyond anything I've heard since Randy Rhoads. The more I listen to it, the more I like it (I have listended to Streets for thousands of times now!). The intricate guitar parts and arrangements are over the top on Streets, but still it's not over-produced like other Savatage's later ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 7
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Kleptomania

Search: Heal The Soul
by: Mansun

Release Date September 27, 2004
Erratic and brilliant, energetic and ultimately self-destructive, Mansun imploded while recording what evidently would have been a triumphant return to the form of the sublime 'Attack of the Grey Lantern', easily one of the very best albums of the 1990s.

The hitherto lost 4th album turns out to be a true treasure, containing much material as good as anything the band has released previously and a lot that could be considered even better.

Mansun seemed to have everything going for them except perhaps for genuine self-confidence. Paul Draper has an amazing gift for melody and Dominic Chad is a fine guitarist, and they had excellent back-up on bass and drums. All these qualities are on ample display in this collection.
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CD-Charts Position 8
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Kleptomania

Search: Heal The Soul
by: Mansun

Release Date
Erratic and brilliant, energetic and ultimately self-destructive, Mansun imploded while recording what evidently would have been a triumphant return to the form of the sublime 'Attack of the Grey Lantern', easily one of the very best albums of the 1990s.

The hitherto lost 4th album turns out to be a true treasure, containing much material as good as anything the band has released previously and a lot that could be considered even better.

Mansun seemed to have everything going for them except perhaps for genuine self-confidence. Paul Draper has an amazing gift for melody and Dominic Chad is a fine guitarist, and they had excellent back-up on bass and drums. All these qualities are on ample display in this collection.

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CD-Charts Position 9
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Pure Praise: Lamb of God

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by: Various Artists

Release Date November 27, 2001
Erratic and brilliant, energetic and ultimately self-destructive, Mansun imploded while recording what evidently would have been a triumphant return to the form of the sublime 'Attack of the Grey Lantern', easily one of the very best albums of the 1990s.

The hitherto lost 4th album turns out to be a true treasure, containing much material as good as anything the band has released previously and a lot that could be considered even better.

Mansun seemed to have everything going for them except perhaps for genuine self-confidence. Paul Draper has an amazing gift for melody and Dominic Chad is a fine guitarist, and they had excellent back-up on bass and drums. All these qualities are on ample display in this collection.

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CD-Charts Position 10
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Pure Praise: Live Worship

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by: Various

Release Date February 04, 2003
Erratic and brilliant, energetic and ultimately self-destructive, Mansun imploded while recording what evidently would have been a triumphant return to the form of the sublime 'Attack of the Grey Lantern', easily one of the very best albums of the 1990s.

The hitherto lost 4th album turns out to be a true treasure, containing much material as good as anything the band has released previously and a lot that could be considered even better.

Mansun seemed to have everything going for them except perhaps for genuine self-confidence. Paul Draper has an amazing gift for melody and Dominic Chad is a fine guitarist, and they had excellent back-up on bass and drums. All these qualities are on ample display in this collection.

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