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Kitty In A Casket - Under Ghost Towns Moon psychobilly / horror punk It's quite naive and pop-oriented music, but I like it. If before, when I mainly listened to metal and couldn't rationally explain why I liked a particular band, I used the mysterious word "atmosphere," then here, the mysterious words "emotionality" and "charisma" would be more appropriate.)
Rhapsody (Of Fire) - Flames Of Revenge
Power Metal \m/
After the rather disappointing Blind Guardian for me, I listened to Helloween, who restored my faith in power metal. I heard a couple of Rhapsody songs a long time ago, and I liked them, so now my greedy little hands have finally gotten around to exploring their discography. So far, the first album doesn't disappoint, knock on wood. I already see a thirteen-minute song, which is a good sign.
Rhapsody is a strange thing. I remember listening to their discography or just a few albums, and I liked it, but now I can't remember a single song. I should listen to it when I'm in the mood.
Tobias Rauscher – Tale of Time
A couple of years ago, a guy played it on guitar at a concert at our university. It's an interesting piece, but I never got around to listening to the original.
Arandor
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After the rather disappointing Blind Guardian for me, I listened to Helloween, who restored my faith in power metal. I heard a couple of Rhapsody songs a long time ago, and I liked them, so now my greedy little hands have finally gotten around to exploring their discography. So far, the first album doesn't disappoint, knock on wood. I already see a thirteen-minute song, which is a good sign.
