Bloodbound - new album out in the U.S.
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Pellaz
Tigron of Immanion
Rider of Theli
The Hellequin
out-of-state does not necessarily equal out-of-country.
As much as I'd love to work with those guys on a professional level, my own actual, real foldin' money doesn't stretch quite that far.
Sorry to disappoint.
Pellaz
Tigron of Immanion
Well, if their label would give them even an ounce of promotion...
Well, y'know what they say. An ounce of promotion is worth a pound of obscure....
edgeofthorns
24 Hours Ago...
Well, if their label would give them even an ounce of promotion...
Doesn't this seem to be the problem with most bands within this genre?
~Brian~
Doesn't this seem to be the problem with most bands within this genre?
Yep... even despite what seem to be contractual obligations otherwise. Do the labels not realize that without bands, they cease to exist? *sigh*
johan68
Member
If anyone on here still haven't bought this amazing album yet...
It's available at Sentinel Steel for 13.88. Worth every measly penny...
It's available at Sentinel Steel for 13.88. Worth every measly penny...
That's OK. Thanks for the explanation!out-of-state does not necessarily equal out-of-country.
As much as I'd love to work with those guys on a professional level, my own actual, real foldin' money doesn't stretch quite that far.
edgeofthorns
24 Hours Ago...
May I say, that "Night Touches You" kicks some ass! Not that I want Urban to sing this style or tone all the time, but he does it well!
~Brian~
~Brian~
Pellaz
Tigron of Immanion
KingsGene
God of Thunder
I would definitely state that this one is different from the other two. For those who wrote them off initially as an old-school early Maiden clone, I suggest giving this one a spin as there isn't as much of that style. For those that really liked the first two, then this one isn't going to have the same "vibe", but I think it stands well on its own....plus Urban is back which makes it worth it.
Isn't there different personnel on this album compared to the others, which might explain the difference in style?
Tomas, Fredrik, and Urban were also on Nosferatu. Not sure if Johan Sohlberg was the bassist on BotD, but if not, that would be the only change from BotD to TR (other than Urban of course). The difference IMO is who has songwriting duties: other than three songs on Nosferatu that Urban wrote/co-wrote, Tomas and Fredrik wrote everything on the first two albums. Urban and Tomas wrote all the songs on TR (not counting the godawful "Crying Kitten" song
). Tomas's playing and songwriting has improved and matured IMO, and I am partial to Urban's songwriting anyway. Good to see more discussion, and glad to see someone agree with my opinion--even if you wrote them off as too derivative before, this album is tons better IMO.
edgeofthorns
24 Hours Ago...
I love both albums actually. The one in the middle with Boremann didn't do much for me, but the two with Urban are among my favorites. The title track, Nosferatu, is one of the best songs ever!
~Brian~
KingsGene
God of Thunder
Just want to shout out how great this album is. I was spinning it this morning in the car (as I was spinning around in the snow), and I just had to say so. I wish they would re-record BOTD with Urban on vocals...that would kick all kinds of ass!
That is all...
That is all...
