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The Great Revival is the sixth studio album by American heavy metal band Stuck Mojo, released by Napalm Records on November 28, 2008.[1]

The Great Revival
Studio album by Stuck Mojo
Released	November 28, 2008
Genre	Rap metal, groove metal, alternative metal
Length	42:10
Label	Napalm Records
Stuck Mojo chronology
Southern Born Killers (2007) The Great Revival (2008) Here Come the Infidels (2016)

Music and lyrics

The Great Revival contains what has been described as some of the band's heaviest work, as well as some of the band's most "commercially-tinged songs".[2] According to guitarist Rich Ward, "For this album I actually started with 19 song ideas, some really heavy and some much more melodic and experimental. The songs that made the album were the ones that came together by the deadline I had to meet for the release, leaving six or seven great song foundations for the next album."[2] "Country Road" was based upon John Denver's "Take Me Home, Country Roads". Ward built a new song around the chorus of Denver's song.[3]

Reception

Professional ratings

Review scores
Source	Rating
Blabbermouth.net	[4]
BraveWords	[5]
Jukebox:Metal	[6]
Metal Invader	[7]
Metal Temple	(unfavorable)[8]
Sea of Tranquility	[9]

The album received a negative review from Blabbermouth.net.[10] Martin Popoff reviewed the album positively.[11]

Track listing

1. "Worshipping a False God" — 0:25
2. "15 Minutes of Fame" — 4:24
3. "Friends" — 5:31
4. "The Flood" — 5:43
5. "Now That You're All Alone" — 4:00
6. "There's a Doctor in Town" — 0:58
7. "The Fear" — 1:55
8. "There's a Miracle Comin'" —2:00
9. "Country Road" — 4:40
10. "Invincible" — 4:15
11. "Superstar Part 1 (The Journey Begins)" — 4:22
12. "Superstar Part 2 (The World of Egos and Thieves)" — 3:50

References

На других языках

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- [en] The Great Revival (album)

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[es] The Great Revival (álbum)

The Great Revival es el sexto álbum de estudio de la banda estadounidense de rap metal Stuck Mojo.[1] Fue lanzado por Napalm Records el 28 de noviembre de 2008, conteniendo lo que ha sido descrito como uno de los trabajos más pesados de la banda, así como algunas de las canciones más "comercialmente teñidas de la banda".[2] Según el guitarrista Rich Ward, "Para este álbum empecé con 19 canciones ideadas, algunas muy pesadas y otras mucho más melódicas y experimentales. Las canciones que contiene el álbum fueron las que se reunieron en el plazo que tenía que cumplir para su lanzamiento, dejando seis o siete canciones muy buenas para el próximo álbum."[2] "Country Road" se basó en la canción de John Denver "Take Me Home, Country Roads". Se creó toda una nueva canción alrededor del coro de la canción de Denver.[3]

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