Angel Dust - Border of Reality
	Released: 1998 Label: Century Media Cat. No.: Total Time:
	Reviewed by: Larry Daglieri, September 1999 [This is a mini-review posted by Larry to the Perpetual Motion board -ed.] If you're basking in Bleed, possibly one of my favorite power metal discs of the 90's, and you're wondering if their previous work, Border of Reality is better, I say no although some will disagree. It's not as polished as Bleed, not as melodic, and there are some throwaway songs on this one, whereas on Bleed, not a single song gets fast forwarded. it is definitely worth owning though and wil provide many listens of great melodic power metal done right. This disc has a few more speed demons on it, as well as a great cover of Rainbow's "Spotlight Kid" which I found to be interesting for a band like this to cover....... it's a definite buy for melodic power metal lovers. More about Border Of Reality: Track Listing: Border of Reality / No More Faith / Nightmare / Centuries / When I Die / Where the Wind Blows / Spotlight Kid / Behind the Mirror / Coming Home Musicians: Dirk Thurisch - vocals Bernd Aufermann - guitars Steven Banx - guitars Frank Banx - bass Dirk Assmuth - drums Contact: Website: www.angel-dust.de/ Note: will open new browser window Discography Into The Dark Past (1986) To Dust You Will Decay (1988) Border Of Reality (1998) Bleed (1999) Enlighten The Darkness (2000) On Human Bondage (2002) Find it at:    CDNow   Tower Records   Century Media   More Metal
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