Evanescence - Anywhere But Home - Tourniquetġ2. Evanescence - Anywhere But Home - Bring Me to Lifeġ1. Evanescence - Anywhere But Home - My Immortalġ0. Evanescence - Anywhere But Home - Breathe No Moreĩ. Evanescence - Anywhere But Home - Farther AwayĨ. Evanescence - Anywhere But Home - My Last Breathħ. Evanescence - Anywhere But Home - ThoughtlessĦ. Evanescence - Anywhere But Home - Everybodys Foolĥ. Evanescence - Anywhere But Home - Taking Over MeĤ. Evanescence - Anywhere But Home - Going Underģ. Evanescence - Anywhere But Home - HauntedĢ. The loss of Ben Moody is more than made up by the songwriting team of Lee and Balsaro, and this album is one sure to please Evanescence fans and make some converts with some of the singles. The songwriting is solid, and in some cases, exceptional.
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Strongly produced to take full advantage of Lee's towering voice, The Open Door is full of growling guitar riffs and emotive piano melodies. "The Only One" is a dark ode that is one of the strongest songs on the album emotionally. "Lose Control" has a dark piano melody that bursts into crunching guitar on the chorus. "Weight of the World" and "Cloud Nine" are solid up-tempo rockers laced with grinding guitar work while "All That I'm Living For" and "Good Enough" are more piano-based emotional tracks. "Like You", a mid-tempo piano-based track, smartly keeps the guitars in the back of the mix until the crescendo. This song would be a perfect addition to any soundtrack. "Snow White Queen" is chaotic and disorganized, but the classically influenced "Lachrymosa" is fantastic, a bizarrly fascinating mix of strings, guitar, piano, and choir that just flat out soars. "Lithium" is a nice piano ballad with strings showcasing Amy Lee's vocal and lyrical range. "Weight of the World" is a fast paced rocker that isn't too distinctive. "Call Me When You're Sober" is an wonderfully angry song with dual guitars trading rhythm and melody lines. Opening track "Sweet Sacrifice" flat out rocks, its thundering guitars matching perfectly with Amy Lee's towering voice.
Drawing its strength from hard guitar riffs and Lee's soaring voice, the record offers quite a few nuggets of pure rock bliss, enough to get your head banging and your stereo blasting. Despite Ben Moody's acrimonious departure, Terry Balsamo has made a great songwriting pair with Lee. Selling 6 million copies of its first major label studio album, Fallen, and delivering the mega hits "Bring Me to Life" and "My Immortal", Evanescence and front-woman Amy Lee return with the hard charging new album, The Open Door. Evanescence - The Open Door - Good Enough Evanescence - The Open Door - All that I m Living forġ3. Evanescence - The Open Door - Your Starġ2. Evanescence - The Open Door - The Only Oneġ1. Evanescence - The Open Door - Lose Controlġ0. Evanescence - The Open Door - LacrymosaĨ. Evanescence - The Open Door - Snow White Queenħ. Evanescence - The Open Door - Cloud NineĦ. Evanescence - The Open Door - Weight of the Worldĥ. Evanescence - The Open Door - Call Me When You re Soberģ. Evanescence - The Open Door - Sweet SacrificeĢ. In a year of countless, horrible songs played constantly on the radio, Evanescence released a song that was actually that, a "song".
It has the "Band Version" which is basically the radio edit, and the beautiful album version, which is even more gently haunting. Any doubts I had about them were obliterated upon hearing this song. The magnificent orchestra arrangement heard on the album version, Amy Lee's hauntingly beautiful and mourning vocals (which are basically an F-U to everyone who says she can't sing), and the subtle, yet piercing, emotion in the song all prove how good Evanescence really is. This song is the most unabashedly poetic and heartfelt piece of music played on the radio in years. It saved Evanescence from one-dimentionality. This song took me completely by surprise. Evanescence - My Immortal - My Immortal (Album Version) Evanescence - My Immortal - My Immortal (Band Version)Ģ.
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