Any of you pick up this album? It's great, they wrangled Glenn Dover to play on a track as well as Bruce Kulick...
Lion's Share - Emotional Coma
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Ended #5 in my top ten of 2007 
You are getting slower Sixxi 
To me is far more superior than the new Astral Doors even if both have Nils Patrick Johanssen on vocals. My faves are 'Clones of Fate', 'Trafficking', 'Toxication Rave' and the ass-kicker Hatred's My Fuel.
I also recommend strongly to you (and anyone interested in good hard rock) the side project of Sampo and Lars called Road To Ruin which debut is very good.
http://www.myspace.com/roadtoruintheband
NP: Tarot - 'Expected To Heal'
You are getting slower Sixxi To me is far more superior than the new Astral Doors even if both have Nils Patrick Johanssen on vocals. My faves are 'Clones of Fate', 'Trafficking', 'Toxication Rave' and the ass-kicker Hatred's My Fuel.
I also recommend strongly to you (and anyone interested in good hard rock) the side project of Sampo and Lars called Road To Ruin which debut is very good.
http://www.myspace.com/roadtoruintheband
NP: Tarot - 'Expected To Heal'
Ended #5 in my top ten of 2007
To me is far more superior than the new Astral Doors even if both have Nils Patrick Johanssen on vocals. My faves are 'Clones of Fate', 'Trafficking', 'Toxication Rave' and the ass-kicker Hatred's My Fuel.
I also recommend strongly to you (and anyone interested in good hard rock) the side project of Sampo and Lars called Road To Ruin which debut is very good.
http://www.myspace.com/roadtoruintheband
NP: Tarot - 'Expected To Heal'
Actually, this was just released in the USA. I don't download stuff and I don't but imports so I wait until they are officially issued domestically...
I like this, but was never big Astral Doors...
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But I bought them online at the same price of the USA releases, I guess you only buy at local stores.
Not local places. If that were so I've starve. I like hunting down music the good old fashion way. I look at small record stores in the city (Portland) or when I'm on vacation, there's a great little store in Boise, Idaho for example. I also like going to record conventions, where you can spend the entire day looking through music. I buy online from time to time, CD Universe, Amazon, Half.com, Ebay and sometimes The End, but I prefer to find it the way I used to track down cassettes, Lp's, ect.
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I see. With The End specially I have found many time the European version at domestic price and thus is why I have the album before you. I wish I had those strores nearby my area like you have to do more local shopping and skip the wait. Sadly all stores here overcharge the price, so in order to byy the stuff I have to learn patience
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