The Caves of Jericho (Album Version).

Jericho is the eighth studio album by Canadian-American rock group the Band. Coming seventeen years after their "farewell concert", it was released in 1993 and was the first album to feature the latter-day configuration of the group, as well as their first release for the Rhino subsidiary Pyramid Records.

Jericho ‎(CD, Album). Jericho ‎(CD, Album, RE, RM). Titan Global Entertainment, Pyramid Records (10).

Without Robertson, the Band relies on a variety of sources for their material (including Bob Dylan, Bruce Springsteen, and Jules Shear) and they prove that they could interpret nearly any song well. Musically, the Band can still juggle rock, folk, blues, and country effortlessly, producing a rootsy sound that is distinctly their own. It sounds like the heyday of the group, which is more than can be said of either of Robertson's solo albums. Jericho was reissued by Fontana's Titan/Pyramid Records in February 2006, featuring 24-bit remastering. The Band - Jericho - 57:08 - 1993 - Pyramid R2 71564 Remastered CD: Titan-Pyramid 501032 - 2006.

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1985 - Walls Of Jericho. 1987 - Keeper Of The Seven Keys Part I. 1988 - Keeper Of The Seven Keys Part II. 1991 - Pink Bubbles Go Ape. 1993 - Chameleon. 1994 - Master Of The Rings. 1996 - The Time Of The Oath. 1998 - Better Than Raw. 1999 - Metal Jukebox. 2000 - The Dark Ride. 2003 - Rabbit Don& Come Easy. 2005 - Keeper Of The Seven Keys: The Legacy. 2007 - Gambling With The Devil.

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Walls of Jericho are not just another band that knows how to play a couple power chords with a pretty face yelling on top, but a group of heavy music lovers who can make one hell of a ruckus and with their most recent release they have crafted one of the most urgent and catchy core' albums to come out in 08. Not that I'm a huge fan or anything weare138mike, but WOJ aren't mallcore at all. There are no poppy sing-along choruses in their music or anything, as I said The American Dream is straight up hardcore and is just as heavy if not heavier than their past works.