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Here is a look at a key CD single from Japanese heavy metal legends Anthem’s reunion era: “The Voices.” Released on August 21, 2002, via the Victor label (catalog number VICP-61975), this CD single served as a precursor to their second post-reunion studio album. This particular copy includes the original obi strip.
This release features the powerful reunion lineup of Eizo Sakamoto (vocals), Akio Shimizu (guitar), Naoto Shibata (bass/producer), and Hirotsugu Homma (drums), delivering what fans describe as pure, unmistakable Anthem heavy metal.
The single contains three tracks:
1. The Voices
2. Rough and Wild
3. Lady Jade
“The Voices” and “Rough and Wild” were featured on the subsequent full-length album, “Overload.” However, this single is particularly sought after for its third track, “Lady Jade,” a fan-favorite, high-quality song that was not included on the album.
Produced by Naoto Shibata and mixed by the legendary Chris Tsangarides, this CD (VICP-61975) is an essential release for fans, capturing the band’s powerful sound during their successful comeback and containing an exclusive, highly regarded non-album track.