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	Deliverance - Satan Stole My Teddybear
		Certainly this album added nothing new to the already established genre that it belongs to, though it is a worthy first attempt.
		Of course every thrash album of this period needs a kinda-sorta ballad, and "23" is a decent effort, using the words of Psalm 23 with original music that uses the alternating "sensitive" and "rocking" mood that was standard at the time.
		Deliverance have gone from mostly positive songs of conversion to their faith to negative, bitter diatribes attacking non-believers as well as other Christians that they don't happen to agree with.
	www.ssmt-reviews.com /db/searchrev.php?artistID=1306&showReview=true (1646 words)

	Concerto of Deliverance - Album Information
		‘Deliverance’ may be understood as a journey of transition, from crisis and discord to peace and joyful harmony.
		Concerto of Deliverance was commissioned by Monart Pon, who is probably more knowledgeable about my work than anyone else I know, and to him I am most grateful.
		Only a faint echo within the sounds spoke of that from which the music had escaped, but spoke in laughing astonishment at the discovery that there was no ugliness or pain, and there never had had to be.
	www.starshipaurora.com /albuminfo.html (1782 words)

	Opeth - Deliverance
		With only 6 cuts on Deliverance, one of which is a rather pointlessly short instrumental, I would have bet the farm that "Deliverance" was going to absolutely floor me. Again, a good song with some great transitions, vocal trade-offs and patented OPETH architectures but nothing out of the ordinary for the band.
		As the album fades into it's end the listener is certain to question where the band are in their careers.
		The last three albums have bore a close resemblance to one another, perhaps to the extent that many of us will find this one the less impressive of the lot.
	www.fortunecity.com /tinpan/4skins/212/opeth-deliverance.html (836 words)

	No Life 'til Metal - CD Gallery - Deliverance
		Deliverance continued on with a revolving lineup that at one time or another would include members of Recon and Betrayal.
		Deliverance perform a variety of tracks from all their albums, with a noticeable exception to the new CD.
		Deliverance was scheduled to play 80's metal retro night on the 5th (when all other recordings were made), but were bumped off the bill due to time restraints (bummer).
	www.nolifetilmetal.com /deliverance.htm (3384 words)

	MetalReview.com - Metal Review of Opeth - Deliverance (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		This album has incredible depth to it, the different vox are amazing, and the song writing is impeccable.
		In essence this album is not for the weak of mind stricken with short attention span syndrome, five of the six songs break the ten minute mark but within each of the epic tunes Opeth manage to keep the listener on a short rope of distraction.
		The absolute beauty of this album is that the more time you spend with it the more it sinks in that the ragged grip of trickery mocks the listener into thinking they have inhaled every ounce of the experience only to be blindsided with the subtleties that only awaken after countless listens.
	www.metalreview.com /viewreview.aspx?ID=9 (3449 words)

	Amazon.co.uk: Deliverance: Music: Opeth (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Deliverance is indeed stunningly heavy, and Akerfeld's voice is, as ever, a treat to hear but there is always the sense as you listen that the album is missing something, that when Opeth were recording it they restricted their playing and creativity in order to churn out the desired effect.
		Anyway, back to the album, This album is a little more creepy sounding than "Blackwater Park" (Which was a fine release itself) Mikael Akerfeldt really shows his capability of singing on this album, I especially like his singing in "Deliverance" (the song).
		This album is a change from all of the run of the mill metal albums we've had this year, it's very refreshing, even listening to it after a few months of owning it.
	www.amazon.co.uk /Deliverance-Opeth/dp/B00006ZSGY (1220 words)

	Opeth: Black Waterpark Review
		I'd say the songs on this album are a bit excessive at times, reaching well over 10 minutes, but like I said, Opeth were just developing then and that album is a lot better than most bands' releases at the peak of their careers.
		Prior to buying the album I had downloaded a few songs, and this is exactly what happened to me. The songs were not all that impressive from the downloads I heard, but after actually buying the album and hearing them in the correct order (And with better quality to) I was just amazed.
		Deliverance was a decent album, but somewhat weakened by their attempts to push their songs past the 10 minute mark.
	cp05.ionhosting.com /~joelh/blackwater.htm (4712 words)

	Primal Agony Webzine
		While the album proved to be their most successful at the time, it was 2001’s ‘Blackwater Park’ that placed the band on a whole new plain.
		While the majority of press for ‘Deliverance’ has been in praise for the band, there are some that claim that the band aren’t willing to deviate from their original sound and try something new for fear of losing their core fan base.
		As for the heavy albums after ‘Deliverance’, of course they’re going to in some terms similar to each other because it’s the same band, and the same guy is writing the music.
	www.geocities.com /primalagony/opeth.html (3546 words)

	Slant Magazine - Music Review: Bubba Sparxxx: Deliverance
		In 2001, Bubba Sparxx emerged in the shadow of Eminem, joining forces with Timbaland to introduce his brand of Southern hip-hop, which he lovingly calls "New South." New South isn't Nelly's Dirty South; it's a Southern-fried blend of hi-tech beats and real country grammar (and manners) with a bluegrass flair.
		The album's overall style is inventive and fresh, and the backwoods rapper often comes off like a hip-hop Huck Finn or the redneck version of Marshall Mathers' trailer-park trash: "I've been traveling for some time/With my fishing pole and my bottle of shine," he sings on the title track.
		Deliverance bubbles with social commentary (the life-affirming "New South" and "Warrant"), shedding light on the fact that the same troubles affect both sides of the track.
	www.slantmagazine.com /music/music_review.asp?ID=322 (282 words)

	Deliverance \| The Onion - America's Finest News Source
		On Deliverance's refreshingly mature first half, Sparxxx brings the mean streets and the hills together, recognizing the trailer park as just another 'hood where life is cheap and a haze of intoxication makes the world look a little kinder.
		Deliverance falters a bit following the superb single of the same name, after which the album largely abandons its soul-searching and country-rap magic in favor of less auspicious odes to Southern-fried hedonism.
		But Deliverance races to a spectacular finish with the kinetic "Back In The Mud," on which Organized Noize whips up a frenzy to match Sparxxx's machine-gun delivery.
	www.theonion.com /content/node/14642 (315 words)

	DirtySouthRap.com The Crunkest Southern Site Online!
		The first song on the CD really says what he needed to say which is A lot of yall was thinking that Bubba would disappear as many listeners put him down as a one hit wonder.
		Bubba which is far from a one hit wonder sets off the album country and ends the album country.
		Southern hospitality is two words that could explain that song as he works the kicks and snares into a song in which he says he's sorry to his ex girlfriend.
	www.dirtysouthrap.com /bubbasparxx-deliverance.shtml (283 words)

	www.myspace.com/deliverancelives
		Deliverance was formed in 1985 in Los Angeles by Guitarrist/Vocalist Jimmy P. Brown II.
		Deliverance start as an Thrash/Speed Metal band and released their first demo in 1986 called " Greetings Of Death".
		In 1987 Their introduction to the world was on the infamous "California Metal" compilation and the next year Deliverance released your first record " Deliverance" by Intense records.
	www.myspace.com /deliverancelives (583 words)

	Amazon.com: Deliverance: Music: Corrosion Of Conformity (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Deliverance evokes the sounds of a kinder, gentler era of heavy rock, a time before there was moshing.
		With "Deliverance" and its successors COC have shown themselves to be experts at making hard rock that is catchy, forceful, and and nuanced all at the same time.
		I have to give the nod for best album to "Deliverance" though because it was the point where new ground was broken and the quality of the songs is very high throughout.
	www.amazon.com /Deliverance-Corrosion-Conformity/dp/B000002AOJ (1193 words)

	Amazon.ca: Deliverance: Music: Opeth (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		On this album, "Deliverance", the melodies and harmonies this band throws together cannot be denied.
		The transition to Deliverance is so clean that I never picked it up the first few times listening to this album.
		It definitely is a heavier album, and I've been told that it corresponds with Damnation which I unfortunaltely have not bought yet (stuid me).
	www.amazon.ca /Deliverance-Opeth/dp/B00006SFBD (1631 words)

	my opinion? people = shit
		The played songs from all their albums, including their cover of Madonna's "Like a Prayer" which was their last song.
		The soft songs on this album, A Fair Judgement, and For Absent Friends for the most part acoustic, (For Absent Friends was pure acoustic) and were very well done, as the mood that it set was very depressing and silent.
		One thing that I also liked about this album is that it was very melodic, and also, the lyrics, were kinda deep, and very un-Corey in the sense that they didn't stress things like Fetuses and sodomy.
	www.angelfire.com /co4/depressedave/page9.html (470 words)

	www.myspace.com/thebigdlives
		During the recording of the 1st album, Glenn informs Jimmy that he is joing a band called "Steel Vengeance" in Europe, but will complete the recording of the 1st CD with "D".
		June: Deliverance returns home from their most successful tour EVER (!!!) only to find out they are now label-less.
		Deliverance performs 4 encores at the July 4th show and, as tradition tells, Doug Van Pelt NEVER lets bands play past Midnight on the HM stage.
	www.myspace.com /thebigdlives (3443 words)

	Redhotcurry.com - Music. Deliverance by Shayan
		Having produced, written, arranged and performed the 11-track pop/rock album himself, Shayan's sound has a unique sensuality and can be described as a combination of Elton John, George Michael, Dido, David Gray and Norah Jones, with each song oozing soul and emotion.
		With exceptional lyrics that stir the soul and music that moves the mind, Shayan's debut album, 'Deliverance' is already a huge hit with high profile industry professionals.
		Five years in the making, 'Deliverance' is the result of Shayan's passion and personal tragedy, which instigated his journey through music and his ability to communicate the album's core messages of Belief; Creation; Deliverance; Individuality and Soul.
	www.redhotcurry.com /entertainment/music/shayan.htm (472 words)

	Welcome to Mindawn - Sylvan - Deliverance
		With their first album "Deliverance" recorded in 1998, SYLVAN opens the door to a secret world.
		The album consists of eight superb tracks which enchant the listener with their excellent construction and elegant atmospheres.
		Fantastic vocals, unforgettable melodies, dazzling guitar parts and cascades of keyboard notes show that the music of this group is based on an ever-changing palette of sounds and emotions.
	www.mindawn.com /albums/54 (125 words)

	RARB Review of Voice Of Praise - Deliverance
		, the latest album or a cappella "ministry" from this all-male quartet is truly about as square as they come, with not even the the slightest hints of style and sophistication that were rare but present on their last album,
		I have tinges of guilt feeling this negatively about an album of religious music turned in by four very talented singers who could probably do far more engaging work but for their dedication to their faith.
		Something that might help them is to work with an arranger who writes just for them, who knows how to point their talent in a direction that could exude energy in a recording session.
	www.rarb.org /reviews/637.html (910 words)

	The Classics (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		This is Betrayal's first album and they sound better than most bands of their time on their 3rd or 4th time around.
		This album sounds completely different than all their others and most Stryper fans will agree that this is one of their favorite Stryper albums.
		This album, along with some of their other early releases, has been re-released a few times...most recently with new cover artwork and bonus tracks.
	thewhippingpost.tripod.com /theclassics (1656 words)

	Deliverance - Corrosion of Conformity - Song Listings
		With guitarist Pepper Keenan now at the helm as lead singer and principal songwriter, COC abandoned most of the punk influences of their crossover past and turned into a full-fledged Sabbath-inspired metal band with 1994's Deliverance.
		Most of the songs on the album are built on monolithic power...
		On the downside, the plodding title track (featuring vocals from returning founding bassist Mike Dean) gets a little tedious around the sixth minute, and a number of faceless guitar instrumentals are interspersed through the album, really breaking up its rhythm.
	www.mp3.com /albums/155570/summary.html (423 words)

	Lively Times: Music
		This fifth album sounds as though she’s been listening to a bit of Americana and roots music lately.
		Deliverance is available in Missoula at Rockin’ Rudy’s and the Jeannette Rankin Peace Center.
		Individual songs and artwork from all her albums may be downloaded at www.amymartin.org.
	www.livelytimes.com /feature_articles/music/Amy_Martin.html (195 words)

	Amazon.ca: Deliverance (Dueling Banjos): Music: Soundtracks & Original Casts (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Deliverance the album will be the quirky item in your Bluegrass collection.
		No review can do this album justice, the only way to know how good it is is to listen to it.
		City born and musically educated at the University of Wisconsin and Juilliard, Weissberg was a seminal banjo picker who combined the power and taste of Earl Scruggs along with the progressive melodic banjo stylings of the 1960s.
	www.amazon.ca /Deliverance-Dueling-Banjos-Soundtracks-Original/dp/B000002KEL (1264 words)

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		Deliverance began to amass a solid following due to their energetic live shows.
		Deliverance were truly one of the best bands in their genre.
		That does not make this a bad album, and I know many hold this as their favorite album by this band, but I still like the first 3 albums the best.
	www.metal-metropolis.com /deliverance.htm (1997 words)

	Bubba Sparxxx - Deliverance \| Album Review @ Music-Critic.com : the source for music reviews, interviews, articles, and ...
		On the flipside, "Hootnanny" and "Like It Or Not" are strong arguments that Timbaland is still one of the premier beat producers in the industry.
		Bubba continues with his self-reflection on "Deliverance" (the albums first single) and the newest single "Back in the Mud." The later of the two closes the album and leaves you wanting more.
		Sporting high a BPM and driving beats, a catchy and very singable refrain, and lyrics that hit home, "Back in the Mud" is sure to see some club action.
	www.music-critic.com /urban/sparxxxbubba_deliverance.htm (282 words)

	Artist Profile - Bubba Sparxxx
		What I'm going to do on this second album is to delve so deep into this shit that I'm gonna make you understand exactly what it is that I come from and where it is that I come from.
		Bubba's sophomore album, Deliverance, was just that: a highly introspective look at life in rural America that cut to the heart of who Bubba Sparxxx is. Produced by Timbaland, the album married country and hip-hop perfectly, with pounding beats and heavy bass supporting fiddles, harmonicas, and plenty of twang.
		Critics in and out of hip-hop lauded the album as a major milestone in hip-hop, calling it everything from daring to ingenious, and crowning Bubba as one of the South's greatest lyricists.
	www.emimusicpub.com /worldwide/artist_profile/bubba-sparxxx_profile.html (821 words)

	Metal-Rules.com: Interview with Opeth
		After listening to the new album I noticed that even though the material is fast and extreme, it does have tastes of some type of commercialism, especially with the guitars.
		This Deliverance album is heavier and more aggressive and darker, music-wise and production-wise.
		This is the album where we has the most input, but that wasn’t our intention.
	www.metal-rules.com /interviews/opeth2002.htm (989 words)

	Banjo Hangout Discussion Forums - Weisberg Style, what is it?
		If you have ever heard "Duelin' Banjo's" from the Deliverance soundtrack, which I'm sure you have, yep, that's him playin banjo, not the inbred you see in the movie, the actor did a fantastic job of acting like a cocky banjo player though.
		It's the "Foggy Mt. Banjo" album for the melodic pickers.
		Another great album that has some tasty Weissberg picking on it is "Baroque and on the Street".
	banjohangout.org /forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=72713 (1326 words)

	Deliverance - Bubba Sparxxx - Music Reviews
		"A lot a y'all was thinkin' that Bubba'd probably disappear," Bubba Sparxxx says on "Hootnanny," one of the better cuts from his sophomore effort, Deliverance.
		Like swampland oozing from cracked city pavement, or a still set up under the steps of the 42nd Street subway station, Tim and fellow producers Organized Noize continuously recast Deliverance's songs of the South in their particular brand of shimmering, percussive urbanity.
		He seems to have plenty to say; Bubba's newly slim in the album's bowie knife-brandishing photo spread, which might account for the numerous mentions of how much action he's been getting.
	www.mp3.com /albums/599878/reviews.html (675 words)

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