dreamwarrior

DeRank ™: 1,26

DeAge™ : 7614 days • Here since 5 august 2005

Winger In the Heart of the Young

25 feb 10

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The fact that a certain Rod Morgenstein plays drums for them says a lot about the band’s musical preparation, and Kip Winger himself has been a respected session musician. I know them thanks to a compilation, and what strikes me is precisely the technique of these musicians, which is well above the average execution level of the genre.

Dare Out Of The Silence

25 feb 10

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If it's a first pressing, you've thrown away something like at least 50 euros :-) :-)
A monumental record that pops up in every Top ten of the AOR genre.

Fates Warning Parallels

21 feb 10

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But you are free to listen to the music that pleases you most; if you like hyper-technicality, I have nothing to say. My criticism was aimed at the fact that, with too much superficiality, you give 5 stars to non-epic albums, and then when there's something truly worthy of applause, you come out with a decent 4. But as a listener of endless instrumental wankery, it’s inevitable that you find Fates Warning a bit "lightweight."

Survivor Eye Of The Tiger

21 feb 10

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They delivered their best later, as here they are still a bit unripe, so much so that the title track stands out over the rest of the album.

Fates Warning Parallels

20 feb 10

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The problem with splinter is his musical background; he has probably always and only listened to metal, only to suddenly open up to a world of wonders called Inside Out. He grossly confuses what is progressive and what is not, what is metal and what is progressive rock, and, above all, he has grown up convinced that Dream Theater are the greatest band in the world.

The Exies Head For The Door

20 feb 10

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Are you talking about Diego, the original, or the fake they have playing in Juve?

Fates Warning Parallels

19 feb 10

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What kind of person are you, giving 5 stars to everything that comes your way and the only album that would truly deserve it only gets 4...

Firehouse Firehouse

18 feb 10

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I'm still waiting for the review of Shake Your Soul by Baton Rouge. I'm not taking the plunge because I might risk plagiarizing AOR Archivia.

Rose Tattoo Rock 'n' Roll Outlaw

18 feb 10

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Mom, what a beautiful review! Forget about the Cathouse on Sunset Boulevard, these places were so filthy that they wouldn’t have set foot in them. Anyway, it’s thanks to Guns N’ Roses that they gained some popularity (something that also happened to Hanoi Rocks due to Michael Monroe’s appearances on their albums) because when you talk about Australia, you talk about AC/DC, and they’ve always lived in their shadow.