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Guest review by
K†ulu
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8.4
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Back in 1991, Time Does Not Heal might have come as a shock for Dark Angel fans. The band had already turned the melody knob of their music up on the previous album Leave Scars. But if the latter still had a lot of elements of the famous Darkness Descends - the vocals and a lion's share of music style - this piece of Thrash Metal headed in a different direction altogether. Ron Rinehert is not trying to set the new world record in pronouncing the greatest number of words a minute anymore, and...he can actually sing. On this record he really sings, sustaining some words for a few seconds, which sound not bad at all. This is something that really changes a lot in the sound of the band.
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I recently listened to this; it's the only Dark Angel album I listened to (recommende by someone). It's a surprisingly good album, I enjoyed it, loved the riffs and solos, the vocalist is good and great drumming as well. The only problem I had was that the album is too long for a thrash album 
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246 riffs apparently are contained within the whole album.
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