European metal bands
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Cavett said:
I'm not that much of a fan of their older stuff. I have the tokyo showdown (live cd) and some others, but I find this to be the best. I tink they got a new vocalist for this album and thats why I love it. the vocals and riffs are so clear and..it just sounds awesome.
this is the vox for this album. go the dreds!
TylerDrake
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peninsula
like some guy said before, if you want metal go to peninsula... rather new shop, but it'll have anything METAL that HMV has at a cheaper price, more than likely... they also have lots of special edition shit there that HMV definately wont... check it out... BASEMENT.
like some guy said before, if you want metal go to peninsula... rather new shop, but it'll have anything METAL that HMV has at a cheaper price, more than likely... they also have lots of special edition shit there that HMV definately wont... check it out... BASEMENT.
Cavett
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nitrovo said:I'm not that much of a fan of their older stuff. I have the tokyo showdown (live cd) and some others, but I find this to be the best. I tink they got a new vocalist for this album and thats why I love it. the vocals and riffs are so clear and..it just sounds awesome.
this is the vox for this album. go the dreds!
The vox is Anders Friden and he's been ard since the Jester Race yrs... The great thing abt In Flames is that production wise their albums keeps getting better each time esp since Fredrick Nodstrom started to produce their albums way way back and In Flames was one of the bands that started the whole Gottenburgh(spelling?) Metal thing..
Personally I dont mind In Flames changing styles to win new fans but its costing ALOT of their old fans to stop listenin to them.. Though I do wish that they bring back the gd ol harmonic guitars of Stromblad n Gelotte and in their upcoming album and stop being too "american metal" if u know what I mean... Same case with Soilwork and Dark Tranquility...
Btw Live in Tokyo is one of the weakest live album from any band IMO... I have an old bootleg club gig of In Flames from the Jester Race yrs and they were great.. Sorta strange to see Gelotte on drums though.. Still it was kickass..
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livideye
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European Metal Rules But I frankly believe the bands should not tour the USA too much. IMO, the new records after the US tour kinda became very nu-metal.
I got Soilwork's new album and i support them till the end, but just felt that the harmonising guitars and solos are limited.
European metal bands could kick most of the american metal bands off at one go. But I do like bands like Iced Earth, Unearth, Anthrax, Strapping Young Lad & The Devin Townsend Bands. They still sound good even though they are not european.
I got Soilwork's new album and i support them till the end, but just felt that the harmonising guitars and solos are limited.
European metal bands could kick most of the american metal bands off at one go. But I do like bands like Iced Earth, Unearth, Anthrax, Strapping Young Lad & The Devin Townsend Bands. They still sound good even though they are not european.
yeah man, Angela Gossow! :twisted:
Also, i think that Ozzy is waaaaaaaaaaaaaaay waaaaay past his prime.. Living on past glory is what I call it. He was good back in the day, and i still listen to him. But fuck Sharon Osbourne! She says 'Before Samson there was Sabbath?'
Before Sharon there was Sabbath.
Also, i think that Ozzy is waaaaaaaaaaaaaaay waaaaay past his prime.. Living on past glory is what I call it. He was good back in the day, and i still listen to him. But fuck Sharon Osbourne! She says 'Before Samson there was Sabbath?'
Before Sharon there was Sabbath.
