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Wuthering Heights - "The Shadow Cabinet" w/ Bonus Disc (7 songs live at Prog Power 2004)
FINALLY!!
FINALLY!!
Midnight Sun - "Nemesis"
Wuthering Heights - "The Shadow Cabinet" (spc. ed.)
NP: Zed Yago - 'Rose Of Martyrdom'
Cool haul Wyv - What's your take on the Midnight Sun CD? I don't have that one. I've got 'Metal Machine' by them & to me it's more of a novelty item and nothing to take too seriously.
Which WH edition do you have? Does it include the PP disc or one of the bonus tracks? You must share your thoughts on the CD as well, please.
PMR
Pink Cream 69: Electrified
Wolf: The Black Flame
Dream Evil: United
Dream Theater: Awake
I like MS on two levels:
This one with Pete Sandberg on vocals is more on the vein of Opus Atlantica (another collaboration of Reingold and Sandberg) than their last album, also reminds the work of Sandberg with Richard Andersson in Silver Seraph and therefore there's a strong nee-classical influence. In summary if you grew with Yngwie Malmsteen and like Majestic, Time Requiem, Opus Atlantica and stuff like that you'll like "Nemesis"
- the fact that is driven by Jonas Reingold (The Flower Kings) and that he brought Jaime Salazar (ex-TFK) on those two albums. Coming from the strong prog rock world of TFK, Karmakanic and The Tangent, being in a extremely cheesy metal outfit is fun for me
- the extreme cheese of specially the last album, I'm sure they were joking about themselves being so true metal, metalheads should laugh more about themselves IMO
As I put it my version is the special one with the bonus CD of their live PPV appearance. The album is damn good now listened properly, inmediately climb my top 10 under Astral Doors which makes Nils Patrick Johanssen the big winner of this year in my list. Still have to make a nice listen session to shuffle the places under 5 to make a final decission, but I believe WH positioned themsleves strongly on their own right.
NP: Midnight Sun - 'Resurrection'
I actually like the MS CD I have too but I didn't really expect your tastes to expand enough to include that much cheese.
I've got the same one you do but I'd sure like to find those bonus tracks.
Take care-
PMR
I don't mind cheese as long as the band takes it on fun. That's why I dislike Manowar because they believe the crap!
Just search the Internet, any P2P or torrent may have those. I have bought several times special editions but only when the price related to the standard one is the same or close. I won't pay 3-4 more bucks (or way higher for a Japanese edition) just for one song (which usually is subpar related to the rest of the material, otherwise it would have hit the main tracklist).
Cheers,
If It's really a fun CD if you're interested in that sort of thing
That wouldn't be you in the bright red suit, would it? - Gotta love that pic.
Take care & have fun-
SS
Wyvern said:Crescent Shield - "The Last Of My Kind": a band I found while making a haul . It's a "superband" with Dan De Lucie (Destiny's End), Melanie Sisneros (New Eden, ex-Sinergy, ex-The Iron Maidens), Carig Anderson (Engine) and Michael Grant (Onward). The music is very good American power metal which usually bother me in most bands because of the vocalists (weird to explain, just trust me), but I like Onward a lot so I knew the vocals will not being a problem here with Grant aboard, and I was right (except for the opener) he sounds exactly like Onward.
NP: Crescent Shield - 'The Last Of My Kind'
I hope the Tom Jones is for someone else, by God!
Tom Jones and Nils Patrik have clear similarities???? I want some of what you're smoking, man!Nope - it actually is mine... A little variety - clear similarities to NPJ - believe it or else.
I didn't include the 'gifts' in the list.. (Those were 'Osmond Brothers in Concert' for my sis, The Who 'Kids Are Alright', Gary Moore - 'Live at Montreux' (1990) and Queen on Fire (Live at the Bowl' all for my brother in law. I guess they're officially mine till I give them away.
PMR
Tom Jones and Nils Patrik have clear similarities???? I want some of what you're smoking, man!
Have you watched he Gary Moore? I was thinking about renting that Montreux vid from Netflix, but was concerned about the audio/video quality. Is it totally a blues show or does he do some of his rock stuff?
I've only got Astral Episode from Space Odyssey, so you'll have to hook me up on the TJ references from Embrace. Maybe make a SS meeting for some mp3s sometime soon.Listen to 'Despair & Pain' & 'Entering the Dome' On Space Odyssey's Embrace the Galaxy. Tell me it ain't so LOL I could hear TJ doing these songs.
I haven't opened the Gary Moore DVD and would have bought another for myself if they had one but I never did see it. - It is a temptation that is getting difficult to resist to open this thing. Looks like the concert is all blues (includes 3 tracks with Albert Collins)- Three bonus songs from 1997 , might all be rock - I only recognize 'Over The Hills & Far Away'. BTW - Have you heard Domain or Nightwish's versions of Over The Hills? I would rent it - How could you go wrong?
PMR
I've only got Astral Episode from Space Odyssey, so you'll have to hook me up on the TJ references from Embrace. Maybe make a SS meeting for some mp3s sometime soon.
As for the Gary Moore DVD, do you think your brother-in-law is going to notice that annoying shrinkwrap and title stickers across the seam are missing? If he does, he'll THANK YOU. You're doing him a fucking FAVOR by peeling off today's security packaging.
And while it's open....