Not trying to be stupid but what are they trying to get across? Is it a Christian theme or Non-Christian theme. Can somebody enlighten me?
Cage-Hell Destroyer?
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Go to Melodicrock.com on the front page if you start scrolling down on the left hand side you will start to see album covers,find the new Cage click on it and it gives you a history of their career then at the last paragragh it explains the Hell Destroyer concept.
...and may I add - the album KICKS ASS. If you liked the last one as well, definitely get this one.
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DADRocks
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Also taken from the MelodicRock.com website:
CAGE HEAD OFFSHORE:
San Diego, California heavy metal band Cage announce the following worldwide concert dates in support of their new 4th CD HELL DESTROYER:
9/14/07 - Mexicali, Baja California, Mexico - El Jardin del Silencio Extreme Rock Bar
9/21/07 - Ramona, California - The 420 Channel (Molly Malone's)
9/27/07 - Minneapolis, Minnesota - Station 4
9/28/07 - Madison, Wisconsin - Madpower Festival
9/29/07 - Aurora, Illinois - The End Zone
9/30/07 - Addison Illinois - Legends
10/12/07 - San Jose, California - Macla Center
10/13/07 - Bakersfield, California - The Dome
10/14/07 - Montebello, California - Terraza Jamay
11/17/07 - Cayey, Puerto Rico - Boricua Metal Fest
11/24/07 - Tijuana, Baja California, Mexico - Tia Juana Tilly's
4/5/08 - Lauda-Königshofen, Germany - Keep It True X Festival
4/12/08 - Athens, Greece - Up The Hammers III Festival
Cage is currently in the process of confirming additional dates throughout the United States; Mexico; Europe and Central/South America. For the latest official Cage news and tour dates visit their official websites: www.cageheavymetal.com / www.myspace.com/cageheavymetal.
CAGE HEAD OFFSHORE:
San Diego, California heavy metal band Cage announce the following worldwide concert dates in support of their new 4th CD HELL DESTROYER:
9/14/07 - Mexicali, Baja California, Mexico - El Jardin del Silencio Extreme Rock Bar
9/21/07 - Ramona, California - The 420 Channel (Molly Malone's)
9/27/07 - Minneapolis, Minnesota - Station 4
9/28/07 - Madison, Wisconsin - Madpower Festival
9/29/07 - Aurora, Illinois - The End Zone
9/30/07 - Addison Illinois - Legends
10/12/07 - San Jose, California - Macla Center
10/13/07 - Bakersfield, California - The Dome
10/14/07 - Montebello, California - Terraza Jamay
11/17/07 - Cayey, Puerto Rico - Boricua Metal Fest
11/24/07 - Tijuana, Baja California, Mexico - Tia Juana Tilly's
4/5/08 - Lauda-Königshofen, Germany - Keep It True X Festival
4/12/08 - Athens, Greece - Up The Hammers III Festival
Cage is currently in the process of confirming additional dates throughout the United States; Mexico; Europe and Central/South America. For the latest official Cage news and tour dates visit their official websites: www.cageheavymetal.com / www.myspace.com/cageheavymetal.
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The Invisible Guest
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Thanks for posting those dates, DadRocks ... I might have to check out one of those Chicago area dates.
Britt
P.S. There's a tune on this disc called King Diamond, which pays homage to the legend himself. It's a real good tune as well. I was wondering if anyone can think of another metal artist who has ever had a song written about him like this .. couldn't think of anything off hand. I'm sure there have been tons of tunes paying tribute to artists that have passed on, but not many paying tribute to living artists.
Britt
P.S. There's a tune on this disc called King Diamond, which pays homage to the legend himself. It's a real good tune as well. I was wondering if anyone can think of another metal artist who has ever had a song written about him like this .. couldn't think of anything off hand. I'm sure there have been tons of tunes paying tribute to artists that have passed on, but not many paying tribute to living artists.
Perpet
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Cage are really nice guys. I have known those guys for a quite a while. We even did a few shows with them.
kittybeast
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Looking forward to hearing this release. I saw them once outside of the Universal ampitheater. They were on a stage set up outside the venue they jammed while we were waiting to get into see Iron Maiden.
I've never seen them gig locally they seem to pass L.A. and do more O.C. shows. Montebello isn't that far so we'll see.
I've never seen them gig locally they seem to pass L.A. and do more O.C. shows. Montebello isn't that far so we'll see.
Chai
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It does if you want to understand what's going on in the album. If you're purely in it for musical content, then no, you wouldn't care. But for those who believe the lyrics and overall meaning of an album are an integral part to the music, then they'd want to know. I haven't heard the album, but if I were to get into it, I'd at least like to know what's going on.
Metalmilitia2000
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Anyone know anything about this date? On The Dome's website it says some Martial Arts thing is on that date lol and The Dome's myspace it says a Tribute to Johnny Cash is being played that day.
Pellaz
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ALowerDeep
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maybe it's just me but I've grown tired of the over the top Halford Painkiller clone vocals, they have become screeching and irritating to my ears... probably just me
Heaven and Hell Records
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P.S. There's a tune on this disc called King Diamond, which pays homage to the legend himself. It's a real good tune as well. I was wondering if anyone can think of another metal artist who has ever had a song written about him like this .. couldn't think of anything off hand. I'm sure there have been tons of tunes paying tribute to artists that have passed on, but not many paying tribute to living artists.[/QUOTE]
Well ofcourse there is the Tenacious D Dio song. Abnd a lot of indie and punk bands write songs either in tribute or plugging other artist. More metal than you might think too. Oh, Motorhead wrote about The Ramones, but maybe that doesn't count.
I'm sure I have a few just can't think of them.
Well ofcourse there is the Tenacious D Dio song. Abnd a lot of indie and punk bands write songs either in tribute or plugging other artist. More metal than you might think too. Oh, Motorhead wrote about The Ramones, but maybe that doesn't count.
I'm sure I have a few just can't think of them.
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