schuldiner81

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White Lion Mane Attraction

25 jan 07

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Thank you, core! I thought you would criticize the pairing between Bratta and Oliva! You’re right that it’s a bit messy, but it’s also my first! And regarding "brokenheart", the original version I’m listening to it again right now, and I have to say you might be right! However, it’s undeniable that on "Mane Attraction" it has sounds 100 times better!

White Lion Mane Attraction

25 jan 07

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I forgot to mention "Blue Monday," in which Vito pays a personal tribute to the great Stevie Ray Vaughan, truly a beautiful blues piece! Anyway, yes, the Steinberger is the one without a headstock; however, he also used an ESP.

White Lion Mane Attraction

25 jan 07

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Mike Tramp's White Lion Last Roar

24 jan 07

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Legendary White Lion... one of the few bands from the '80s that I still listen to with great pleasure.

Pestilence Spheres

20 jan 07

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Regarding the discussion about the best bassist, I would say Steve Di Giorgio from 'Individual Thought Patterns', which, not by chance, is the number one death metal album (if only it had the tones of Symbolic... but maybe it's better this way).
I would also add that the best death metal guitarist is Charles and the best drummer is Gene.
For the ideal lineup, I would include James Murphy or maybe Paul Masvidal... what do you think?!

Anthrax Among the living

20 jan 07

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I had heard a lot of good things about this album, and when I went to buy it, I had high expectations, but I must say it disappointed me... nothing special... there are dozens of better thrash albums out there. In my opinion, the best from Anthrax is 'Sound of White Noise'.