Silicon Messiah
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| Studio album by B L A Z E | ||
| Released | July 25, 2000 | |
| Recorded | ? | |
| Genre | Metal | |
| Length | 52:06 | |
| Label | SPV | |
| Producer(s) | Andy Sneap | |
| B L A Z E chronology | ||
|---|---|---|
| Silicon Messiah (2000) |
Tenth Dimension (2002) |
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Silicon Messiah was heavy metal band B L A Z E's first album, and along with their last one generally considered to be their finest. The album was released on 22 May 2000, very closely to Iron Maiden's Brave New World, which was probably one of the reasons it did not sell as well as some reviewers said it should have. The South American and Japanese versions of the album included a few bonus songs ("Motherfuckers R Us", "Steel" and "Interactive Track" (SA) and "The Day I Fell to Earth" (SA and Japan).
[edit] Track listing
- "Ghost in the Machine"
- "Evolution"
- "Silicon Messiah"
- "Born as a Stranger"
- "The Hunger"
- "The Brave"
- "Identity"
- "Reach for the Horizon"
- "The Launch"
- "Stare at the Sun"
[edit] Personnel
- Blaze Bayley – vocals
- Steve Wray – guitar
- John Slater – guitar
- Rob Naylor – bass
- Jeff Singer – drums
