True Obsessions [Shrapnel Marty Friedman

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  • Release Date: 10/08/1996
  • Sales Rank: 67,408
  • Label: SHRAPNEL
  • UPC: 026245110021

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True Obsessions [Shrapnel

1LISTENRio 4:33
2LISTENEspionage 4:30
3LISTENLast September 4:22
4LISTENRock Box 2:38
5LISTENThe Yearning 3:48
6LISTENLive and Learn 4:03
7LISTENGlowing Path 6:22
8LISTENIntoxicated 5:57
9LISTENFarewell 5:29
10LISTENThunder March previously unreleased / Demo Version 3:52

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The fourth solo release from Megadeth guitarist Marty Friedman finds the guitarist mostly repeating the same formula that worked so well on Introduction. This time around, though, there is less emphasis on new age stylings in favor of a more rock-oriented approach. "Rio" is impressive, and the session's best track, "Intoxicated," offers a glimpse of what Friedman sounds like without the metal riffing. Robert Taylor Jr., All Music Guide

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July 07, 2003: Marty has great technique and grasps all the right notes in a wonderful melody content that you will get chills! I am writting Music in this sort and would like you all to hear it! if interested please write!

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September 29, 2002: This album contains everything you could hope for from Marty Friedman. There are exciting melodies, slow ballads, exotic instrumentals and so on. This is a great album with good variety. Stanley Rose on vocals is perfect for the tunes. Rio is soft and explosive! Marty rocks. This is a 5 star album!