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Poetry for the Poisoned is the ninth studio album by American power metal band Kamelot. It was released on the earMUSIC label, a subdivision of Edel, on September 10, 2010 in Europe, and four days later in North America by the band's own label, KMG Recordings, in conjunction with Knife Fight Media.
Mit „Poetry For The Poisened“ schlagen KAMELOT nun also ein neues Kapitel auf und vermischen die Düsternis der „Ghost Opera“ mit der melodiösen Leichtigkeit von „The Black Halo“. Und dieses Experiment ist ihnen tadellos gelungen, ohne sich dabei selbst zu kopieren.
- Mathias.Klammer
29. Sept. 2010 · LAUNCH DATE September 29, 2010. LABEL earMUSIC. TRACKLIST 01. The Great Pandemonium 02. If Tomorrow Came 03. Dear Editor 04. The Zodiac 05. Hunter’s Season
10. Sept. 2010 · Die dürften nun wegen "Poetry For The Poisoned" erst mal Trauer tragen, denn das Verhältnis hat sich eindeutig zu Ungunsten der Gitarre verschoben.
- Track Listing
- Re-Release
- Music Videos
- Band Line-Up
- Special Guests
All songs are written by Khan, Youngblood, Paeth and Palotai except for "Where the Wild Roses Grow" which is written by Nick Cave.
A re-release version of the album was available in 2011. (April 15th in Europe and May 10th in the U.S) Just like they're re-release of Ghost Opera, this came with: the original CD, a live CD from their Wacken concert and a DVD. The concert CD came with 8 live tracks:
From the album, the band has released two music videos. One for "The Great Pandemonium" and one for "Necropolis". "The Great Pandemonium" was released on September 6th, four days before the official album release. The video features Björn "Speed" Strid (Since he adds the harsh vocals in the song) as a demon: Khan being the controller of everything,...
Vocals: Roy KhanGuitars: Thomas YoungbloodKeyboards and orchestrations: Oliver PalotaiDrums: Casey GrilloBass: Sean TibbettsChanty Wunder- Female vocals on "Where the Wild Roses Grow"14. Sept. 2010 · This is the first Kamelot album not to feature Glenn Barry, and the first to feature original bassist Sean Tibbetts, as well as being the final album with Roy Khan. The artwork was created by many artists, including Spiros "Seth" Antoniou , Natalie Shau and Michal Loranc .
In trying to replicate the success of the “Elizabeth” trilogy off Karma, “Poetry for the Poisoned” has this orchestral build-up, a few riffs that seem to be building up to something, then a rousing thunderclap of… nothing. It just ends.
