Fallen (20th Anniversary Edition)

Loved the original, can't believe it's 20 years old. Enjoyed the extra tracks on this anniversary edition.

This 20th Anniversary Edition is brilliant, absolutely sublime. Vinyl2 is just great- you would think the repetition of the same song would dill it. Not at all. Different great versions.Amys voice sounds superb. Love the metallic look of the cover too

Her voice contrasts really well with a driving bass and drum background - same effect early Cream had with Jack Bruce on vocals and bass.

Great version

Happy with purchase

This is a fantastic anniversary edition , the remaster has done wonders for an already stunning album , a good listen reveals a treat of variations in the mix . On the acoustic versions the vocals are exquisite .

I loved it from placing my order paying for it to being kept updated with the delivery and arrived complete and the sound quality of the CD is top quality sound

Great

Meiner Meinung nach, ihr bestes Album. Ich habe auch das "alte" Album. Der Klang der remastered Version ist deutlich besser. Die Zusatz-CD ist auch klasse. Auf ihr ist auch "My Immortal" mit dem Einsatz der E-Gitarre am Ende, welche immer im Radio lief, aber in dieser Version nicht auf dem Album ist.

Chegou perfeitamente, sem empenamento/defeitos - bem embalado/protegido e antes do prazo.

Has it really been 20 years? Time sure does fly. This will be forever a classic album. The bonus tracks are a nice touch and the fold out, new packaging to celebrate 20 years.

If it's one thing I miss, it's the unique sound Evanescence (EV from here on) brought forth to us in their early recordings, leading up to and including Fallen. Some of the songs on Origin are unmatched, and I suspect we'll never get that sound back again - but here's hoping I'm wrong. Fallen was the tour I first saw EV on, and a good show it was back in the day. Already an excellent album with a unique sound and flow that rivals many 90s sounds. The classic lineup of songs is on the first disc. Going Under is always one of my personal favs. Bring Me To Life, My Immortal, Tourniquet - classics in the EV catalogue that speak to the personal life experiences of many a fan. Disc 2 gives us fans what we always hope for - some goodies! If you were like me and purchased a copy of Lost Whispers, you already have the tracks Breathe No More, Farther Away and Missing. If not, then you get some new songs here. We are also treated to an acoustic version of Going Under, something I personally had not heard before. As for the three additional versions of My Immortal and the two additional versions of Bring Me To Life, I suppose they are treats for those who like to study nuances of each track. I'd rather have heard some early live versions of Origin tracks such as Where Will You Go and Away From Me (Look these gems up on YouTube, both from the Origin EP. You'll be glad you did). Ok, so we got a few goodies for a 20-year re-release. I'll take them. As for the cover and inside art, it's more images of Amy Lee as she appears on the front, in differing poses. There is one shot of the whole band (minus the bass player, for some odd reason) and they are all blurred out. John, Ricky and Ben. Sure, I get there's a completely different lineup now, but I'd just as soon see them not blurred out, since they helped make this album happen. They are on the back as well, though Ben is the only clearly-visible member of the era. So here's to the 20-year mark of one excellent album that paved the way for some fresh new experiences in music. I'll enjoy this album to my final days.

ottima qualità dell'audio, spettacolare vinile, un must have!