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 Without his falsetto-growl-it's-unclear-where-it's-going-to-end-up all that's left is the pure technical display of the rest of the quintet.

 If I want to hear four fools playing fast scales, I go down to the garage to applaud my fourteen-year-old neighbor's band.

The review questions the purpose of Between The Buried And Me's instrumental reissue of Alaska, noting that key tracks and vocals by Tommy Giles Rogers Jr. are missing. While the technical skills remain impressive, the absence of vocals leaves the album lacking emotional impact. The reviewer suggests it appeals mostly to die-hard fans or prog enthusiasts, not casual metal listeners. Discover the pros and cons of the Alaska instrumental reissue—perfect for prog fans, but not for every metalhead. Listen and decide for yourself!