07:02 - Jaeryd17 I'm desperately hoping they release Destiny for PC, but I have a 360 so if they don't I guess I'll be okay... for the first game in the series, anyway. Still haven't played Mirror's Edge, but it sounds like my kind of game.
06:04 - Maco The consoles war in the new generation is here [link]
05:59 - Maco At least playing fallout or battlefield is better than playing new call of duty games.
05:56 - BoxCar Willy All I play is fallout, with the occasional bout of grand theft auto and battle field.
05:42 - Maco @Lit. It has to be, that game was the shit.
05:21 - Lit. @Maco Don't care much for MK, but Mirror's Edge is taking the position for my most anticipated game.
01. Heir Of A Dying Day 02. To Live Is To Hide 03. Purify 04. Senzafine 05. When A Dead Man Walks 06. 1:19 07. Cold Heritage 08. Distant Sun 09. A Current Obsession 10. Wave Of Anguish
Additional info Special edition includes the band's Halflife EP, which was previously unreleased domestically.
A reissue with a different cover was released in 2005. Tracklist:
01. Heir of a Dying Day
02. To Live is to Hide
03. Purify
04. Senzafine
05. When a Dead Man Walks
06. 1.19
07. Cold Heritage
08. Distant Sun
09. A Current Obsession
10. Wave of Anguish
11. Lost Lullaby (Bonus) (05:00)
Unleashed Memories bonus stuff:
Special edition includes the band's Halflife EP, which was previously unreleased domestically.
1. Halflife (05:01)
2. Trance Awake (02:00)
3. Senzafine (03:53)
4. Hyperfast (04:57)
5. Stars (Dubstar Cover) (04:37)
*: Tracks 11-15 from the tracklist shown below are the entire 'Halflife' EP, which was issued as a bonus.
What happens when one discovers for the first time that all that has been learnt in life is a lie? What happens when one discovers that heaven does not exist, that all the inconsistencies people have been spreading all these years are actually false, that life is in every one's own hands and there is no unseen force guiding the destiny? What happens is Unleashed Memories.
I believe this is the most varied lacuna coil album, and also for that matter their best. Few would argue that scabbia's voice soars with beauty on songs such as 'Purify' and 'Senzafine', and the epic imagery of 'Heir of a dying day' and 'Wave of anguish' make for a perfect opener and closer respectively. It may not be their heaviest, but it's certainly one of their most forward-thinking albums.