What makes Eye of the Storm by Frank Marino notable?

This album is significant for its ambitious compositions, particularly the title track, which showcases an epic structure rarely seen in hard rock. The album received positive reviews for its musicianship and songwriting, cementing Marino's reputation as a guitarist and songwriter within the genre. By the time 'Eye of the Storm' was released in 2000, Frank Marino had established himself as a prominent figure in Canadian rock, building on the success of his previous albums. This marked a phase of continued artistic exploration and maturity, following his earlier work with Mahogany Rush that gained him a loyal fanbase and critical acclaim.

How many songs are on Eye of the Storm?

Eye of the Storm has 9 tracks, running approximately 72 minutes.

Eye of the Storm

Frank Marino · 2000

72 min · 9 tracks · hard rock

A dynamic fusion of hard rock with intricate guitar work and reflective lyrical depth, showcasing Marino's virtuosity.

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Top tracks — play these first

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Eye of the Storm — The title track features extensive guitar solos and an evolving structure that takes listeners through a journey, exemplifying Marino's technical prowess and emotional range.
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Heat of the Moment — This track captures high energy with its driving rhythm and catchy chorus, illustrating Marino's ability to blend hard rock with melodic hooks.
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Since You Came in My Life — This song stands out for its poignant lyrics and soulful delivery, showcasing a more introspective side of Marino amidst powerful instrumentation.

Tracklist

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1 Storm Warning.... 2:51
2 Eye of the Storm 9:54
3 He's Calling 10:23
4 Learned My Lesson Well 5:47
5 Heat of the Moment 11:24
6 Window to the World 7:57
7 Since You Came in My Life 5:33
8 Avalon 7:46
9 Ordinary Man 10:51

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