started sounding kinda like Dream Theater then he started with the vocals that remind me of Hypocrisy. Pretty awesome. I'll have to look that band up.
Now for one of my fav solos from one of my fav guitar players
epic solo-age starts around 2:15
started sounding kinda like Dream Theater then he started with the vocals that remind me of Hypocrisy. Pretty awesome. I'll have to look that band up.
Now for one of my fav solos from one of my fav guitar players
epic solo-age starts around 2:15
Last edited by Ayreon; 09-24-2012 at 10:17 AM.
Thats a band I haven't listened to in a long while. Never really been a thrash guy.
I personally didn't feel for that solo at all. But speaking of solo's, here's a magnificent solo from the masterminds of Mikael Weikath/Roland Grapow.
Solo at 3:45. Solo #1: Roland Grapow, Solo #2: Mikael Weikath
LB is like a pedophile playground, either old bastards or little kids.. -adda
fuck that one I posted earlier was the single version. cut down. the solo was longer.
whatever
one you posted was pretty sick. I still think the one before had more originality. Helloween is awesome
heres an offshoot of helloween. the old singer kai hensen started it but I think you (cererbus) already know that
heres the other song from earlier. I think a fan took the music video, put the original track to it and stretched out the video with stock footage
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fCnyWXP8Lu8
Last edited by Ayreon; 09-24-2012 at 12:30 PM.
musically: love it!
vocally: Not my taste, but absolutely not bad.
I love the title.. Rebellion in Dreamland..
Now someting a tad bit different :P
His live performence is superb, saw him 2 years ago, the Fray was headlining.
Everyone there was there for the fray, but not me and my buddy, only we knew the lyrics to sondre's songs, plus we had beautiful dates! (way too hot for us, so good memory's)
This song was quite nice!
The verse chords and melodies were pretty moody and a tad dark, yet the chorus was much more cheery. The recording quality is pretty good, I like his voice and this had a lot of genre influences, there were some country licks and deeper, heavier guitar notes, then a lighter pop feeling, and something I cannot get on my mind right now.
Great. (and damn, me jelly bout those dates)
as far as electric music goes this sounded pretty progressive. not my bag but it was kinda cool.
the choir intro reminded me of this song
iced earth is p. okay so i'll give it 6/10
also jebezz that's pretty much one of my favorite albums of all time you get a cool/10.
i think it's time for more plunderphonic-type stuff. here is four tet. he is pretty chill.
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