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Edge Of Thorns ‎(CD, Album, Unofficial). Getting their start in 1978, Florida's Savatage were one of the earliest stateside acts to adapt the NWOBHM sound. Seminal Thrash label Combat quickly snapped them up before Savatage moved to Atlantic, gradually fleshing out their sound with slicker production and more ambitious song structures. As the century grew to a close, they soldiered on with the 1998 release of Wake of Magellan - a stylistically and thematically elaborate wild card in the post-Queensryche realm of Progressive Metal.

Lyrics to "Edge Of Thorns" song by Savatage: An offering of reasons We put them all in play A covering of treasons That one by one we let slip a. .An offering of reasons We put them all in play A covering of treasons That one by one we let slip away. A solitary dancer So lost upon her stage. I have seen you on the edge of dawn Felt you there before you were born Balanced your dreams upon the edge of thorns But I don't think about you anymore. A study made from winter Of summers long ago And dreams that used to glitter Safely now hidden under snow. album: "The Best And The Rest" (1997). Gutter Ballet Degrees Of Sanity Jesus Saves Edge Of Thorns Agony And Ecstasy Chance Complaint In The System The Hourglass Prelude To Madness, Hall Of The Mountain King This Is The Time Believe Desiree (Acoustic) All That I Bleed (Acoustic).

Edge of Thorns is the seventh album by American heavy metal band Savatage, released on April 2, 1993 on Atlantic Records. It is the last album featuring the talents of guitarist Criss Oliva, who died six months after its release, and it is the first Savatage album with Zachary Stevens on lead vocals, following the departure of Jon Oliva from his role as singer in Savatage.

With the departure of Jon Oliva as lead vocalist (but not as keyboardist or writer) for Savatage, the band found a replacement in the former singer of Wicked Witch, Zachary Stevens. While Stevens did not have the emotional range that Oliva showed on Gutter Ballet and Streets, he had a less bombastic delivery that fit well with the new material that Paul O' Neill and the Oliva brothers and were writing. After moving towards progressive metal on the previous two albums, Edge of Thorns was a leaner, more understated guitar-driven record

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Edge Of Thorns is a decisive album, also I can use here the term ‘decisive victory’. Why? I will try to explain it. So I have to back in time and tell something about Streets album (91). After promoting tour of this album, Jon decided to resign his singing. The band had to find another vocalist. They chose Zachary Stevens from Wicked Witch band. This album is the end of Criss era and the beginning of something new in Savatage career at a time. The musicians started to mix heavy metal elements with progressive and symphonic sounds. Is it correct in my opinion? I am unconvinced if it is good choice for the band, but do not get me wrong, Savatage will record one masterpiece (with the highest mark), each album without Criss has a special place on my metal shelf (and heart). But I am sure as shooting, the band doesn’t stand rooted to the ground, they knowingly develop his music.

Savatage, Edge of Thorns 101 DISTRIBUTION 2010. Edge of Thorns by Savatage Concrete. Sort: Recent best-seller Results cached. Edge Of Thorns" is the 7th full-length studio album by by US, Florida based heavy/power metal act Savatage. The album was released through Atlantic Records in April 1993. A major lineup change has taken place since the release of "Streets: A Rock Opera (1991)" as lead vocalist, composer, and founding member Jon Oliva left Savatage after the tour supporting "Streets: A Rock Opera (1991)".

Edge of Thorns is the first album to feature Zachary Stevens on vocals. Even if Zachary's performance sometimes misses Jon's unique emotional signature, his more technical and smooth range suites perfectly into Savatage more traditional and guitar-driven new songs. This chemistry is perfectly achieved in the amazing title track, that starts with a mysteriously beautiful piano phrase followed by Criss Oliva's inspired epic riff and Zachary's melodic smooth vocals. Edge of Thorns still remains one of Savatage most remarkable compositions and a live favourite for many years