A Snow Capped Romance

Artist: 36 Crazyfists

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Average Rating: (See all 4 reviews) Label: Roadrunner Records (USA) Quantity Available: 3 Ships within 6-11 days 1  At the End of August 2  The Heart and the Shape 3  Bloodwork 4  Kenai 5  Skin and Atmosphere 6  Song of the Fisherman 7  With Nothing Underneath 8  Destroy the Map 9  Installing the Catheter 10  Cure Eclipse 11  Waterhaul Performer Notes 36 Crazyfists: Brock Lindow (vocals); Steve Holt (guitar, background vocals); Mick Whitney (bass); T. (drums). Producer: James Paul Wisner; Steve Holt Format: CD (1 Disc); Stereo Country: USA Quantity Available: 3 UPC: 016861837426 Studio/Live: Studio Release Date: 16 March 2004

A very good album consisting of some of their best songs, definitely one of their best, I enjoyed the majority of the tracks on here. but felt some were lacking. In spite of this is still a must have album to any fan in the pop rock genre. And for the great price you cannot go wrong. A must own..

As the reviewer said before me there was nothing that made his album any more outstanding than their previous album bitterness the star, their latest album rest in flames is outsanding, regardless i find this album is very good and i wouldnt hesitate to get my hands on this great metal core album from a great band

The second of 3 36 crazy fists albums, a snow capped romance is probly the second best (equal with bitterness of the star), its not as good as their latest album Rest Inside the Flames, but its till a good CD, With nothing underneath and at the end of august are the best songs on the album, in general its a good album but if you didnt like their first album i wouldnt recomend ti

This second release from alaskan rockers 36 Crazyfists is better than their debut Bitterness the Star. They have crafted some heavy yet somehow beautiful tracks that grow better with time. The only track that is not fantastic is Song for the fisherman which is a short spoken word track which feels like filler. Otherwise though, excellent release.