Reviews
Looking at my old LJ entries gave me an idea..to review all my (metal) CDs..so first is "The Metal Opera" by Avantasia
Prelude: Umm..short? Haha
Reach Out For The Light: The chorus is catchy..who's Ernie?
Serpents In Paradise: Pretty cool song with a catchy chorus too. It also has David Defeis from Virgin Steele..his rough vocals work well
Malleus Maleficarum: Creepy..
Breaking Away: Catchy too haha..I guess Tobi wanted them stuck in your head? Haha
Farewell: Somewhat of a ballad..the girl's singing is pretty
The Glory Of Rome: Even more singers haha and another catchy chorus
In Nomine Patris: In the name of the Father..
Avantasia: This is a greaaaat song, especially the chorus..gnosis and light, AVANTASIAAAAAA
A New Dimension: Instrumental..
Inside: Not familiar with this one..
Sign Of The Cross: Rob Rock's voice in this one has an interesting sound..it's deeper or something. Tobi's singing the chorus again ;)
The Tower: Goo all the waaay to the towerrrr..great, addictive, almost 10 minutes long. Ooh so David Defeis says the last line..
Today's Latin: praestantatem (excellent)
Prelude: Umm..short? Haha
Reach Out For The Light: The chorus is catchy..who's Ernie?
Serpents In Paradise: Pretty cool song with a catchy chorus too. It also has David Defeis from Virgin Steele..his rough vocals work well
Malleus Maleficarum: Creepy..
Breaking Away: Catchy too haha..I guess Tobi wanted them stuck in your head? Haha
Farewell: Somewhat of a ballad..the girl's singing is pretty
The Glory Of Rome: Even more singers haha and another catchy chorus
In Nomine Patris: In the name of the Father..
Avantasia: This is a greaaaat song, especially the chorus..gnosis and light, AVANTASIAAAAAA
A New Dimension: Instrumental..
Inside: Not familiar with this one..
Sign Of The Cross: Rob Rock's voice in this one has an interesting sound..it's deeper or something. Tobi's singing the chorus again ;)
The Tower: Goo all the waaay to the towerrrr..great, addictive, almost 10 minutes long. Ooh so David Defeis says the last line..
Today's Latin: praestantatem (excellent)