deathinaugust

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DeAge™ : 7167 days • Here since 26 october 2006

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Limbonic Art In Abhorrence Dementia

26 nov 06

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great review, really. yes, strangely, no one had reviewed Limbonic Art yet. keep it up!

Emperor Scattered Ashes: A decade Of Emperial Wrath

26 nov 06

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No, I send the covers by scanning them; sometimes they're scanned a bit crooked because it seems more "artistic" to me, less symmetrical.

Emperor Scattered Ashes: A decade Of Emperial Wrath

25 nov 06

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mmm...thank you so much, I'm actually writing a lot of them lately, with all the new records I'm buying and the old ones I'm revisiting, quite a few will come out...I almost felt guilty about posting so many, I didn't want anyone to think I was looking for attention...but if there are people who appreciate it, then it's a different story. thanks again

Fates Warning Disconnected

25 nov 06

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I don't know the album, I don't know the band, but you're doing a great job with your latest prog-metal reviews and so on. Well done! You deserve an award!

Borknagar The Archaic Course

25 nov 06

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What a passion! You've convinced me.

Symphony X The Divine Wings Of Tragedy

25 nov 06

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no real choir in the live, only recorded choir.

Symphony X The Divine Wings Of Tragedy

25 nov 06

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1) they don't play prog metal (definitely not on this album): they play American power metal, a style picked up from Riot (I Blin Guarsian play Neo-Power, which is the famous genre, the one with swords and dragons). 2) the stunning technique of the guitarist is kept to himself since in the 2 live shows I've seen here he didn't do anything remarkable. 3) The Odyssey is better. then everyone has their own opinions. regards!

Mayhem Dawn Of The Back Hearts (Bootleg)

25 nov 06

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but is it authentic black metal or the fake one (korn)?

Mayhem Dawn Of The Back Hearts (Bootleg)

24 nov 06

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but sometimes a burp would at least break the miasma of the second part.

Arcturus Sideshow Symphonies

24 nov 06

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Wow, what a beautiful review; thorough and complete. This is the only one I haven't listened to yet; it has been somewhat overlooked...just because it follows two masterpieces...well done!