Mandrake


Mandrake
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10 months, 2 weeks ago at Jul 2 17:01
In his famous bit "Why We Don't Need the Ten Commandments," George Carlin asked why God settled on giving man *ten* commandments. Why not six, eight or twelve? The answer was that ten was a psychologically pleasing number, it was the basis of the metric system, it - perhaps most importantly - sounded official. So what does the number ten have to do with Edguy's "breakout" album Mandrake? Well, Man... read more
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Less expensive standard edition of the neo-classical metal band's 2001 album, includes the Japanese bonus track, 'The Devil & The Savant'. 11 tracks in all.
Manufacturer : Edel Germany
Release date : 1 June 2002
EAN: 0766488019520 UPC: 766488019520
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Ashley Winchester posted a review 10 months, 2 weeks ago

“In his famous bit "Why We Don't Need the Ten Commandments," George Carlin asked why God settled on giving man *ten* commandments. Why not six, eight or twelve? The answer was that ten was a psychologically pleasing number, it was the basis of the metric system, it - perhaps most importantly - sounded official. So what does the number ten have to do with Edguy's "breakout" album Mandrake? Well, Mandrake turns ten this year and as such it seems more than appropriate to reflect back on how "well" it’s aged over the past decade.

As if the inflection above didn't give away what's to follow, Mandrake hasn't aged well. At all. In fact, I can't think of a worse breakout album than this. Why do I say such things? I think most fans can agree that Edguy was already making stellar music wa” read more