Had to be a Special Edition? ....

... In this case, however, something of sure !!!
The special edition of Stone Sour's Come What (Ever) May is one of the best Special Edition's ever. A great package in the form of a digipack bears ever to outer embellishment at, but what's inside is much much better! Since we would naturally first album that shines with 5 bonus tracks (!): Suffer, Fruitcake, The Day I Let Go, Freeze Dry Seal and The Frozen are all absolute-topping and a song normally associated with Fruitcake on the main album.

We come again to bonus - DVD:

On this, the 3 videos of 30 / 30-150, Silly World, Trough Glass find this course in perfect sound - and image quality. Furthermore, and this is also the delicacy of the DVD, one finds the Live In Moscow (Moscow dt.) - Concert, which is great inzinert. Corey Taylor hangs in this concert full of pure, like the rest of the band, and verucht much to talk to the fans and they "slippers" to. The sound is once again dominating here.

Now to the actual CD:

By its second factory Come What (Ever) May Stone Sour new ground have taken. Although this disc is reminiscent not so much on the main strip of Corey Taylor, Slipknot, as once the selftitled album but it has become much more versatile .Gleich the first song of the record, 30 / 30-150, is promising and gläntzt not only with great guitars but also with successful Gesagspassagen and low center of text. Furthermore, this album has the perfect mix of hard rock and ballads, making it just a lot more sophisticated than its predecessor!

Playing tips:
30 / 30-150
Come What (Ever) May
Silly World
Made Of Scars
Reborn
Trough Glass
Zzyzx Road
Fruitcake

Conclusion: All this makes the Special Edition of Come What (Ever) May definitely a must-have for every fan, or it wants to be.