Audio CD review:
Fireball Ministry - Second Great Awakening

Fireball Ministry - Second Great Awakening

Band: Fireball Ministry Title: Second Great Awakening Rating: Release Date: 07 October, 2003 Media: Audio CD Tracks: 1: The Second Great Awakening 2: King 3: The Sinner 4: Master Of None 5: Daughter Of The Damned 6: Flatline 7: In The Mourning 8: He Who Kills 9: Rollin' On 10: Choker 11: Maidens Of Venus

Customer Reviews Definitely worth picking up Honestly, they could pass as a Sabbath cover band pretty easily. I just became aware of the band recently and picked up this album. The vocals are almost dead-on Ozzy with a bit more of a "grrunt" sound. That being said - they do it extremly well. This album is full of hooks - and that's what won me over. The songs get stuck in your head. Definitely worth picking up. COULD HAVE BEEN A CLASSIC SABBATH ALBUM The riffs, and particularly, the vocals are eerily reminiscant of classic Ozzy Sabbath, fitting between the "Technical Ecstasy" and "Never Say Die" releases, and actually, much better than both. I ordered this album online after getting the recommendation, and listing to some of the online sample tracks. Any fan of classic late-era Ozzy Sabbath and Deep Purple should give this disc a listen. . Gotta have more cowbell! Is it the most origional thing in the world? No. I love this sound! It is a nice amalgam of Sabbath and early Monster Magnet. But it is very good at what it is and it totally fit the bill for what i wanted to hear. If you like BLS, or other rather anthemy style metal, with cool vocals, good hooks and a liberal dose of cowbell then snap it up! If you hate bands that sound a little like Sabbath, Motorhead, or very early Kiss, stay away from this. Better than Circus of Power, better than Whitchfinder General and better than the last Ozzy Record :-). . You can see a complete list of all Fireball Ministry discography, or go back to the Fireball Ministry tabs