Trans-Siberian Outcast said:I still remember the summer that came out. Twist of Fate was a godsend for me. I was spending two weeks back home in Montana and I hadn't brought alot of cds with me because I was pressed for room and I didn't know if the rental car would have a cd player in it. Turns out the rental had a KICK ASS stereo system. The four cds I brought soon wore thin so I hit the local record store to see if I could land me some new tunes to tide me over until I flew back south. I was shocked to see Twist of Fate sitting front and center, right there in the "A"s. Naturally I elbowed my fellow patrons aside and snatched it up. The fact that it was only two songs and thirty minutes long concerned me. After all, I needed the most music I could get considering I still had ten days left on vacation. I would've loved to purchase some giant 2 disk rock opera or something to keep me interested. But I had to go with John Arch because...well, he's god.
Turns out I needn't have worried. Twist of Fate was so fantastic that I was able to spin it time after time for the entire ten days without losing a fraction of interest. I fell in love with it at first listen and it still holds the same fascination for me today. I never fail to be entertained by ToF, no matter what mood I'm in.
JonnyD said:thats a good story I cant go 15 feet from the house without atleast 50 cds on me hahaha I I would go Insane! ... Though When I went and got ToF I went up to the music store and Bang there it was right in front ... Excuse the pun but it was like Fate and I totally agree with you I can always pop that cd in and its an amazing listen! I truely love it hahaha ... Have you Heard "Dreamscape - End of Silence" I think you might like it the third song on it Reminds me of ToF its 20 mins long but it keeps your interest
Trans-Siberian Outcast said:Yup! I have Dreamscape - End of Silence and I think it kicks ass. I'm not much of a Dream Theatre fan, and most people consider Dreamscape as a DT clone. But I love Dreamscape...it's way heavier and they focus on melody and feeling rather than wankery like DT so often does.
sixxswine said:Fucking Love them. I submitted a review of their last record to Metal Sludge.
I Also just sent them one of the new Priest! The seem to use what I send so, what the fuck! I love I.E. they have just about every metal sub-genre in their sound!!!!!!
kittybeast said:April Wine- Nature of the Beast
Cadillac Tramps- Self titled surfpunkrockabilly stuff
Wyvern said:Gordian Knot
Hallows Eve (a lot)
Warlock
Judas Priest (new album)
Steve Vai
Aina
Always thought that would make a great metal re-make!Hawk said:Apitl Wine's "Crash and Burn" is a fantastic song!
Hawk said:His lyrics are also very good. I can alway see what he sings about. Very unique!