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Encyclopedia > Elemental (album)

Elemental is the fourth album by a British pop band Tears for Fears. It was released on June 22, 1993 and includes their famous single "Break It Down Again".


This is also their first album in 4 years since The Seeds of Love but can technically be seen as a solo effort by Roland Orzabal, but he doesn't appear throughout this album.


Tracklisting

  1. "Elemental"
  2. "Cold"
  3. "Break It Down Again"
  4. "Mr. Pessimist"
  5. "Dog's A Best Friend's Dog"
  6. "Fish Out Of Water"
  7. "Gas Giants"
  8. "Power"
  9. "Brian Wilson Said"
  10. "Goodnight Song"

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Korn (album) (186 words)
Korn is arguably the album most responsible for the rise of nu metal.
While Follow the Leader is commercially the band's most successful album, Korn has proven the most influential, influencing later nu metal bands such as Limp Bizkit, and even more established bands, such as Sepultura and Machine Head.
While these elements have been copied by other bands, the album includes elements that are unique to Korn, including scat type vocals on "Ball Tongue", and the use of bagpipes on "Shoots and Ladders", a song whose lyrics comprise mostly of nursery rhymes.
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