Year of the Witch
Year Of The Witch is a 2004 album by Seven Witches and the last to feature James Rivera on vocals.[1] The first track, "Metal Asylum", is a tribute to all the bands that have inspired them, and last eight tracks are a concept about a man named Jacob.
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| Released | September 2004 | |||
| Recorded | 2004 | |||
| Genre | Heavy metal, Power metal, Thrash metal | |||
| Length | 41:56 | |||
| Label | Sanctuary Records | |||
| Producer | Jack Frost, Don Sternecker | |||
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Track listing
- Metal Asylum (3:54)
- Year of the Witch (3:56)
- Fires Below (4:16)
- Cries of the Living (4:18)
- If You Were God (4:02)
- Can't Find My Way (4:31)
Jacob
- Act 1: Whispers (0:42)
- Act 2: Voice of Jacob (3:43)
- Act 3: Mirror to Me (1:17)
- Act 4: Haunting Dreams (3:52)
- Act 5: Jacob Speaks (0:04)
- Act 6: Circles (2:22)
- Act 7: The Prophet is You (4:37)
- Act 8: Dream or Reality (0:20)
Personnel
- The band
- James Rivera - Vocals
- Jack Frost - Guitars
- Dennis Hayes - Bass
- With
- Craig Anderson - Drums
- Eric Ragno - Keyboards & Piano
- Dave Ellefson - Bass on track 5
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References
- "Year of the Witch - Seven Witches". AllMusic. All Media Network. Retrieved July 27, 2019.
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