TribunalRecords
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i don't want to break rules, but if you google "heed 2007 demo" you can find it.
i tried contacting the band to do an official re-release of it on Divebomb to no avail.
Revisiting one of the greatest ProgPower Metal albums in history
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i don't want to break rules, but if you google "heed 2007 demo" you can find it.
i tried contacting the band to do an official re-release of it on Divebomb to no avail.
drmetal8
Graphic Design
While I like the first one as well, I think A Flame to the Ground Beneath has much better production, songwriting and performance by the band. Not dissing the first album, but I (personal opinion only) like their sophomore effort a few light years more than the debut.
Just listened to it. Holy fuck!!!!! This is some awesome stuff. MORE!
TribunalRecords said:
Just listened to it. Holy fuck!!!!! This is some awesome stuff. MORE!
DTJeff
I Am My Nation
"Think Not Forever" is an absolutely incredible song, and has one of my favorite guitar solos ever recorded, no joke. It's such a perfect duel-solo with fantastic overlapping parts.
Cheesy as this band may have been in theory, they really kicked all sorts of ass.
Cheesy as this band may have been in theory, they really kicked all sorts of ass.
TribunalRecords
Record Label(s)/Vocalist
you know they have an album before that right? the 2007 demo was allegedly the final recordings they have. i am still trying to officially issue it on CD. i love it.
KYF_Cincinnati
The Metal Professor
Actually I think it's the other way around, A.R. is the only one that seems to like the second release better than the first. I also prefer the first album but like a few have mentioned, they are equal in many ways.
Excellent thread A.R. Thanks to this thread I now know about the HEED demo.
GoRillaBoy76
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While I like both albums, they are loaded with lots-o-cheese....and that second one is obnoxious with the filler stuff (sound effects as a track?). I can think of a bunch of cd's that I would rate higher than Lost Horizon, as far as "power metal" goes.
FatesFan
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The first time I saw one of their albums on the self it had a "death to false metal" sticker on it so I immediately thought they were a joey demaio project and the body paint didn't help either. Once I listened to them all concerns of any kind went right out the window. What a killer band with amazing vocals. I really wish they would get back together.
edgeofthorns
24 Hours Ago...
Both Lost Horizon albums are great! It's a shame that this band didn't stick it out longer to see what they could've become in our scene.
~Brian~
~Brian~
DTJeff
I Am My Nation
This topic has forced me to pull them out and relisten to them. I will be spinning them both, starting now.
nomisofsiman
Member
Anytime, brother. I will admit that when I was posting this thread, I had a really strong feeling this would be a new one for you. And that you'd like it.
nomisofsiman
Member
Yeah, these guys would've been around right as I was getting into metal, which outside of Priest and Sabbath I'm embarrassed the types of bands I would listen to during that period, so it's definitely no shocker I wouldn't have heard of them. This is right up my alley though.
Eyes Of Horus
Member
DTJeff
I Am My Nation
Why would you be embarrassed? Not only it's just music, it's also something that made you feel good back then. There's nothing wrong with that. The whole "There's only two types of music" mentality that Halford taught you on that quote (your signature), is just too stupid to ignore.
Listen to what makes you feel good, and don't worry about people judging it.
