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 The blonde is in shape, the supporting musicians pump like madmen, and the track is strong and heavy.

 'Tears of the Dragon' is reprised in a splendid version, even better than the studio version.

This review explores Bruce Dickinson's live album 'Scream For Me Brazil,' praising its energetic performances and powerful musicianship. The live renditions of tracks from 'The Chemical Wedding' and other solo works are considered stronger than studio versions. While the packaging is decent, the real value lies in the music, offering fans a solid glimpse into Dickinson's metal side outside Iron Maiden. The album doesn't reach legendary status but remains a worthwhile listen. Discover the raw power of Bruce Dickinson live—listen to 'Scream For Me Brazil' now!

 The alternation between Jägerskog's fierce voice and Reinholdz's clean vocals is one of the album's best points.

 'Origo' is already a great album, reaching an excellent quality level with potential for even greater works ahead.

Burst's 'Origo' impresses with a mix of hardcore energy and progressive touches, highlighted by the vocal contrast between Linus Jägerskog and Robert Reinholdz. The album features powerful riffs and dynamic tempo changes, occasionally evoking bands like Opeth and Pink Floyd. Although slightly monotonous in parts, standout tracks like 'It Comes into View' and 'Stormwielder' keep the listener engaged. Overall, 'Origo' marks a significant step forward for Burst, offering a high-quality metal experience. Dive into Burst's 'Origo' now and experience a thrilling blend of metal fury and prog sophistication!