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Cold Day Memory (CD/DVD) |  | Artist: Sevendust
Label: Asylum Records
Category: Music
List Price: $18.98
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Rating:  34 reviews
Sales Rank: 3273
Format: CD+DVD, Limited Edition, Dual Disc
Media: Audio CD
Discs: 2
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.2
Dimensions (in): 5.6 x 4.9 x 0.4
UPC: 075597979442
EAN: 0075597979442
ASIN: B0039OC0VQ
Release Date: April 20, 2010
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Tracks:
| • | Splinter | | • | Forever | | • | Unraveling | | • | Last Breath | | • | Karma | | • | Ride Insane | | • | Confessions | | • | Nowhere | | • | Here And Now | | • | The End Is Coming | | • | Better Place | | • | Strong Arm Broken |
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Product Description
Sevendust recorded 'Cold Day Memory' with Grammy nominated producer Johnny K (Disturbed, Staind, 3 Doors Down, Plain White T's). It's the band's first new album with their original lineup back together. Guitar player Clint Lowery last recorded an album as part of Sevendust on 2003's 'Seasons.'
The first single, 'Unraveling,' is the most well received Sevendust track EVER. The song is an absolute monster and was co-written with Dave Bassett (Shinedown, Skillet). After being #1 most added at Active Rock, the song debuted at #29. It is their best ever chart debut, surpassing the #30 debut of 'Enemy' in September 2003. That song peaked at #6 and is currently their highest charting song to date.
-Includes a bonus DVD with over 30 minutes of behind-the-scenes footage.
Album Description
Deluxe CD/DVD edition includes bonus DVD that contains a documentary on the making of the album. 2010 album from the Atlanta-based Metal outfit. Sevendust recorded Cold Day Memory with Grammy-nominated producer Johnny K (Disturbed, Staind, 3 Doors Down, Plain White T's). It's the band's first new album with their original lineup back together. Guitar player Clint Lowery last recorded an album as part of Sevendust on 2003's Seasons. The first single, 'Unraveling,' is the most well received Sevendust track ever. The song is an absolute monster and was co-written with Dave Bassett (Shinedown, Skillet).
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Showing reviews 1-5 of 34
 Consistantly good September 4, 2010
31212121 (1)
I've been a Sevendust fan ever since I heard Black on the radio. I've got all their albums, and most of their b sides soundtrack songs, and they haven't released a bad song yet. Granted some songs are better than others, but overall even the worst Sevendust song is still decent. This album does continue that trend, and song qualitywise, It does a little better. My concern with Clint coming back was that the sound would be toned down a lot, kind of like on Seasons, and damned if it wasen't. I don't know, the sound is just lacking an edge that their previous albums had, except for Seasons. There aren't really any really heavy songs, not that Sevendust will be confused with being death metal or anything, but they usually have a couple almost fierce songs. Ok that's probably an exaggeration but I couldn't think of a better word for it. There are also way too many soft songs for my taste. Really those are the only complaints I have.
Overall the songs are good. Although the sound is toned down there are still a few rockers to be found. There are moments of experamentation which I like. It's just a solid album. It's just a shame the sound didn't match the quality of the album.
Splinter is a good example of a song that shows some growth and experamentation, but still rocks, probably the heaviest on the album. The opening riff reminds me of something either Avenged sevenfold or a power metal band might do.
Unraveling is easily in my top five songs of the year, and a STRONG condender for favorite song of the year. It's a softer song, definately made for radio, but the lyrics are really good, and the melodies are nice as well.
Forever is another rocker, I switched this one and Unraveling cause of all the softer songs by each other. I love the melodies in the chorus.
Last Breath is kind of similar to Unraveling, but not as good. Still a solid song though.
Karma is a softer one, with some interesting verses. The chorus is pretty heavy.
I don't know how to describe Ride Inside. It has an interesting intro, nice melodies, but nothing really special.
Confessions, another softer one. There's sort of a pattern here, softer, slightly heavier softer again. I LOVe the melodies on the chorus. Kind of poppy a bit and I wouldn't be surprised if this was one of the singles, along with Unraveling. I'm sure at least one of those songs will be a single. Another of my favorites of the year.
Nowhere, Sort of a rocker. It's a decent song, but I can't really think of anything that stands out, still a decent song.
Here And Now, another mellow song, nothing all that special here either. The backing vocals in the chorus are kind of cool.
The End Is Coming, Starts off with a nice heavy riff, that leads into a faster part, but then as the verse comes up the song gets slower and softer. It picks back up for the chorus. It's ok.
Better place is kind of a mix of soft and heavy. The verses have both softer and heavier guitars layered together. There's an alright guitar solo, slower song though, but still a decent one.
Strong And Broken ends the album. It's probably another of the heaviest songs on the album. Nice verses, a kind of cool riff. The chorus is only ok though.
Overall this is an alright album. It has good song consistancy, as most Sevendust albums do. I'm sure it'll please the hardcore fans. I'm just a bit disappointed because I absolutely loved it on the first listen, and my interest has gone down the more I hear it. Still if you're a fan of the band, definately don't pass it up.
 Refreshing! August 8, 2010
Billy Shelton
A Huge improvement from hope and sorrow, good to hear the band hard and loud again! Not perfect but defitnely a step in the right direction and any fan of sevendust will defintely NOT be disappionted!!!
Standard 7D August 1, 2010
Mississippi Blues (Southeast USA)
Sevendust has been one of my favorite bands since the first time I heard Black on the radio. It was good to hear some new music by them, but it's not their best by far. The mix is a little more treble-y, so it doesn't come off as heavy as some of their previous material. However, this one is still good.
 Buy this cd you won't be dissappointed trust me. July 22, 2010
M. Miller (Jamesburg, NJ USA)
I have been a sevendust fan since the self titled album came out. Cold Day Memory just blew me away. The lyrics are heavy as welll as the drumming of Morgan Rose who will not dissappoint he is still a driving force on every song. The guitar riffs again is on the heavy song and since Clint Lowery is nback and it is the original line-up it seems like they have started over and reinvented themselves. Trust me you will not disappointed with this album. So drop what your doing and go get it.
Rock on! June 25, 2010
zweven (Howard, OH, United States)
My rating is loosely based on how long a CD stays in my player. This is a great CD, but admittedly, it had to grow on me a bit. Great riff/drums/lyrics etc.
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