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"One-X" CD by Three Days Grace

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The CD comes including bonus tracks. With frightening vocals, heavy beats and raw chords. With the thundering rhythm of Neil Sanderson on drums and Brad Walst on bass and the impulsive, haunting riffs of Barry Stock on guitar One-X is like a ride in a rollercoaster.

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Item no. 436487
Musical Genre Alternative/Indie
Exclusive No
Media - Format 1-3 CD
Product topic Bands
Band Three Days Grace
Product type CD
Release date 8/29/08
Gender Unisex

CD 1

  • 1.
    It's All Over (Main Version)
  • 2.
    Pain (Main Version)
  • 3.
    Animal I Have Become (Main Version)
  • 4.
    Never Too Late (Main Version)
  • 5.
    On My Own (Main Version)
  • 6.
    Riot (Main Version)
  • 7.
    Get Out Alive (Main Version)
  • 8.
    Let It Die (Main Version)
  • 9.
    Over and Over (Main Version)
  • 10.
    Time Of Dying (Main Version)
  • 11.
    Gone Forever (Main Version)
  • 12.
    One X (Main Version)
  • 13.
    Running Away (Main Version)
  • 14.
    Three Days Grace - Behind The Band (Enhanced CD)

by Oliver Kube (15.09.2008) In North America, "One – x" is available for longer than two years - and pretty successful, too. After this much too long, barely understandable time of waiting, the second album of Canadian rockers Three Days Grace is finally released over here, too. Ok, the boys around Adam Gontier (whose voice reminds me of a young Gavin Rossdale) do not really reinvent the wheel. But the mixture of crispy, commercial Post Grunge and sometimes rough and tough Alternative Metal Γ  la Disturbed do have a global appeal anway. Examples: the mighty opener "It’s All Over" (sounding like Seether at their best), or the nervous, aggressive "Riot". But the band delivers also in the department "softer sounds": the hefty groover "Pain" is interrupted now and then by perfectly fitting, smooth acoustic parts, and the power ballad "Gone forever", perfect for airplay and stadium performance, could undeniable make for a real smasher.