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Description.jpg) The hard-driving super group's third album is a seething mix of rock and R&B in the grand old fashion of Led Zeppelin, and although singer Chris Cornell is no Robert Plant, the band's unified musical vision belies the usual music biz scenario of warring over sized superstar egos. The album-opening title track is a superbly confident hunk of riff-rock, and Tom Morello's wah-wah guitar pyrotechnics on "Sound of a Gun" likewise conjure heavy rock's early-1970s golden years. There's also genuine political rage here, with the pounding beat and insistent chorus of "The Original Fire" heralding a call to arms (while Morello's solo is an eccentric gem), and songs like the quietly seething "Wide Awake" focusing the band's anger at institutionalized inaction in New Orleans after the devastation of hurricane Katrina. Though "Nothing Left to Say But Goodbye" and "Moth," the album's two down tempo tracks, are subtle, they're no less intense, thanks to Cornell's committed vocal delivery. Unsurprisingly, though, the band sounds most at home when it's rocking, whether on the snaky funk of "Broken City" or the full-frontal assault of "One and the Same." Recording information: Henson Recording Studios, Hollywood, CA. Photographer: Danny Clinch. Audioslave: Tim Commerford (electric bass); Chris Cornell, Tom Morello, Brad Wilk. Personnel: Chris Cornell (vocals); Tom Morello (guitar); Brad Wilk (drums). Track Listings : 1. Revelations 4:11 2. One And The Same 3:37 3. Sound Of A Gun 4:20 4. Until We Fall 3:51 5. Original Fire 3:41 6. Broken City 3:49 7. Somedays 3:34 8. Shape Of Things To Come 4:35 9. Jewel Of The Summertime 3:53 10. Wide Awake 4:26 11. Nothing Left To Say But Goodbye 3:33 12. Moth 4:57 Sharing Widget |