Recent content by Madrigal75

I will be catching the July 23rd show in Camden NJ. After seeing the setlist for this tour, I cannot wait for the show. It is going to KILL!

Chris, Hey, just wanted to say thanks for the update. I really enjoyed Satellite Sessions, and am looking forward to some new material. Good to see that you guys have some space here on UM, you deserve every bit of exposure you can get. Also, I belong to a few other forums, and I write...

I don't really see it as a concept album. But, that was a damn fine story there, Towelie.

Well, there were three bands/projects that immediatly came to mind upon reading the title of this thread. 1. Anglagard 2. Morte Macbre (project consisting of 1/2 Anekdoten, and 1/2 Landberk) 3. Landberk

What chills me to the bone is the image of the face in the mirror on the front cover of Deliverence...VERY...F**KING...FREAKY. Actually, I'm not even sure if that is a mirror, but if you look closely, right next to the clock across from the bed, there is a very eerie face staring back at you...

Thanks for your help everyone. I think I have a new disc to purchase today...:grin:

Four words: To each their own.

Actually, I think PAC makes a good point. When Blackwater was first released, I was EXTREMELY disappointed with it. Actually, same with Still life. Why? Because I was a huge fan of the Moringrise/Orchid approach and it was with Still life that they started moving away from that style. My point...

I am a really big fan of both V and Divine Wings of Tragedy. But, I really don't like any of Symphony X's other albums. Primarily because I viewed them as your typical power metal/neoclassical fare, which is a style I just don't care for. My question is, how does Odyssey compare to V and Divine...

While I don't think we are going to see Mikael sharing the same stage with Shakira anytime soon, I have noticed the steady increase in their popularity since the release of Still Life. Frankly, I think this is a good thing. For example, by this increase in their popularity, it has made it...

"Morningrise" was my first album. From there, I never looked back.