I think he means another band. The Magna Carta band is GREAT!! BTW. I love them! And I am going to see them live next month!! At Headway just around the corner in time and in spaceramses said:
ramses said:
- only a two-page interview from Kerrang! No. 228 (March 4, 1989) and two live reviews, one also from Kerrang! No. 228 and another one from issue No. 253 (August 26, 1989) which both sounded very promising. E.g. in the live review in Kerrang! No. 228, it says: "...Definitely, Ice Age slip comfortably into the Thrash bracket...For all the usual time changes, speedtraps and rasping vocals Ice Age manage to retain an air of originality. A style of their own that owes most to their willingness to absorb influences from mainstream Metal. There´s no restrictions but plenty of melody within the structure of their songs and you don´t even have to look too hard to see it...Lyrics are performend in good English and are considerably more intelligent that the usual `Let me lick your love pump´ Spinal Tap cum Scorpions fare. There´s not much more you can say about Ice Age at the present time except that a bright future looks on the cards..." - Obviously, it (= a bright future) wasn´t meant to be.
Yeah I was going to say I know the band, but I can't recall any fems in the band. I like the newer Ice Age. "Blood of Ages" is a great song. Ice Age, Wolf and Lemur Voice were three pretty good prog/power bands that really never got off the ground. I didn't know ICw Age was still around. I might have to look into their newest release.Hawk said:I think he means another band. The Magna Carta band is GREAT!! BTW. I love them! And I am going to see them live next month!! At Headway just around the corner in time and in space
Hahaha... I guess I'm kind of like a bigfoot around here these days, huh? You hear the rumors of a sighting but you're not sure if you should believe it.
