| View Larger Image | Ego | Audio CDby Dimension
| List Price: | $14.99 | | | Available: | Usually ships in 24 hours |
| | Binding: | Audio CD | | Studio: | Nightmare Records | | Release Date: | October 09, 2007 | | Sales Rank: | 286,732th |
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TRACK LISTING | Disc: 1
- Track 1: ) Tree of conscience 5:25
- Track 2: ) Ancient song 5:39
- Track 3: ) Freedom land 6:45
- Track 4: ) Broken heart 5:25
- Track 5: ) Life 5:32
- Track 6: ) Dreams 5:14
- Track 7: ) The next in line 9:23
- Track 8: ) EGO (3 parts) pt 1. I Am pt.2 Myself pt 3. The new Reason 19:55
- Track 9: ) Egoman 6:02
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EDITORIAL REVIEWS | Product Description Dimension is the most prolific band for Progressive Metal in Mexico, now based in Denver, CO this band of Mexicans founded their group in 1999 of experienced musicians living in Chihuahua, Mexico, and has now toured Europe, USA and Mexico extensively opening for bands of such caliber as Evergrey, Dokken, Anthrax, Moonspell and Motley Crue. Their Debut "UNIVERSAL" was released in 2002 and distributed as an independent through Nightmare Records worldwide, due to it's polished sound of tight progressiveness, the band captured the attention of magazines around the world. Now the bands release EGO is set to bring this band the well deserved attention the band has earned in music history. |
CUSTOMER REVIEWS (Average Customer Rating: 5.0 based on 4 reviews)
| Aptly Named Band Provides Sublime Multi-Layered Musical Experience by Just Bill (Grand Rapids, MI United States) 5 Stars January 04, 2009 From the opening track ("Tree of Conscience"), Ego from Dimension weaves a magical spell over its listeners, drawing them in and taking them on a musical journey unlike any other.
This is a remarkable album, full of all the things I love about progressive metal: soaring vocals, big guitar riffs, blazing solos, beautiful melodies, ferocious drumming, compelling harmonies, intelligent lyrics, and intricate arrangements.
Prog metal has become fashionable these days, thanks in part to such bands as Dream Theater, Symphony X, and a host of others from all points of the globe. However, with abundance often comes sameness, even mediocrity.
Not in the case of Dimension (and, frankly, not with any band on the superlative Nightmare Records label). Ego sounds as fresh and vibrant as if it were the first band to appear in this invigorating genre.
The crunchy riffs remind me of Jag Panzer (another band that, like Dimension, hails from Colorado). The arrangements are as grandiose as any one would find on a Kamelot album, although Dimension's are more intricate. Actually, I hear a bit of Nevermore in Ego, too, mostly in the guitar tone in "Broken Heart." But whereas a Nevermore song would continue with the same pace and tone, Dimension varies its songs, alternating between crunchy riffs and gentle, flowing passages as alluring as a whisper.
I love the catchy opening riff to "Life." It's an air-guitarist's dream come true. The entire song is filled with killer guitar soloing, crisp drumming, and enough twists and turns to keep any prog-metal fan happy.
As good as Ego's nine songs are, the magnum opus is the nearly 20-minute "Ego," an epic tour-de-force (in three parts) of blistering solos, passionate vocals, double-kick drumming, and cool lyrics.
For a second album (their first was Universal, released in 2002), Ego shows an astounding depth of skill, not to mention keen lyrical insights into the human condition. I can't wait to see what these guys do in the years to come.
I highly recommend Ego.
| | Great Prog Metal from Mexico by Lane R. Miller (Fuquay-Varina, NC) 5 Stars March 16, 2008 Terrific second album from the Mexico based band, Dimension. Progressive metal through and through, Ego offers a unique sound with seemingly unlikely guitar tones and breathy vocals, and yet it all works incredibly well together. Not fearing longer pieces, the title track falls just 5 seconds short of twenty minutes, but I wish that it was longer! I would love to see these guys live.
| | Great prog metal! by Elisabeth Gatlin (Lincoln Park, NJ, USA) 5 Stars November 30, 2007 Great guitars, vocals, and melodies on this CD! The title track is a long, epic song; other standout tracks are "Tree of Conscience," "Broken Heart," and "Egoman." Recommended to fans of progressive metal!
| | Another Great Album From Nightmare Records by Jeremy D. Richards (Morton, IL) 5 Stars November 24, 2007 This album starts out with some interesting vocal lines and from that moment on my interest was sparked. The whole album has some great vocals. The music is like a mix of dream theater and seven dusty. This may sound weird in text, but these guys pull it off well.
I highly recommend you pick this one up.
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