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Fingon
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PostPosted: Wed Dec 28, 2005 9:38 pm 
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Eyesore wrote:
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When's the new Maiden out?


do we care? BNW was pretty good but more rock than metal

Am I the only one who has always heard more rock than metal in Iron Maiden?


well the dianno period was more punkish and the blaze era was more rock than the dickinson one imo
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Anonymous
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PostPosted: Wed Dec 28, 2005 11:03 pm 
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Def Leppard - YEAH!


Is that you saying YEAH! or is that actually the name of their album?

:?

Yep, but it's a cover's album. They're covering old obscure 70's rock songs. Shit they liked. Songs most people won't have heard of, thus the album will flop.


They had better be careful and not choose any songs you might hear on a classic rock station.. the originals from that era are all excellent as they are.
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Eyesore
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PostPosted: Wed Dec 28, 2005 11:19 pm 
HumanTorch wrote:
Eyesore wrote:
HumanTorch wrote:
flying_guitars wrote:
Def Leppard - YEAH!


Is that you saying YEAH! or is that actually the name of their album?

:?

Yep, but it's a cover's album. They're covering old obscure 70's rock songs. Shit they liked. Songs most people won't have heard of, thus the album will flop.


They had better be careful and not choose any songs you might hear on a classic rock station.. the originals from that era are all excellent as they are.

Nah, it's a lot of obscure tracks. The supposed tracklisting is as follows:

01. Hellraiser (orig. by The Sweet)
02. No Matter What (orig. by Badfinger)
03. Rock On (orig. by David Essex)
04. Hanging on the Telephone (orig. by Blondie)
05. 20th Century Boy (orig. by T. Rex)
06. Drive-In Saturday (orig. by David Bowie)
07. Street Life (orig. by Roxy Music)
08. He's Gonna Step On You Again (orig. by John Kongos)
09. Waterloo Sunset (orig. by The Kinks)
10. Little Bit O' Love (orig. by Free)
11. 10538 Overture (orig. by Electric Light Orchestra)
12. Golden Age of Rock'n'Roll (orig. by Mott the Hoople)
13. Don't Believe A Word (orig. by Thin Lizzy)
14. Stay with Me (orig. by The Faces)
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Radagast
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Zad wrote:
Fingon wrote:
Metalhead_Bastard wrote:
When's the new Maiden out?


do we care? BNW was pretty good but more rock than metal


Yes, we do. DoD was good.


Yeah DoD was great as far as I'm concerned.

For Pete: Probably the second half of the year, pretty much exactly three years after DoD.
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Anonymous
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PostPosted: Thu Dec 29, 2005 1:06 am 
Eyesore wrote:
HumanTorch wrote:
Eyesore wrote:
HumanTorch wrote:
flying_guitars wrote:
Def Leppard - YEAH!


Is that you saying YEAH! or is that actually the name of their album?

:?

Yep, but it's a cover's album. They're covering old obscure 70's rock songs. Shit they liked. Songs most people won't have heard of, thus the album will flop.


They had better be careful and not choose any songs you might hear on a classic rock station.. the originals from that era are all excellent as they are.

Nah, it's a lot of obscure tracks. The supposed tracklisting is as follows:

01. Hellraiser (orig. by The Sweet)
02. No Matter What (orig. by Badfinger)
03. Rock On (orig. by David Essex)
04. Hanging on the Telephone (orig. by Blondie)
05. 20th Century Boy (orig. by T. Rex)
06. Drive-In Saturday (orig. by David Bowie)
07. Street Life (orig. by Roxy Music)
08. He's Gonna Step On You Again (orig. by John Kongos)
09. Waterloo Sunset (orig. by The Kinks)
10. Little Bit O' Love (orig. by Free)
11. 10538 Overture (orig. by Electric Light Orchestra)
12. Golden Age of Rock'n'Roll (orig. by Mott the Hoople)
13. Don't Believe A Word (orig. by Thin Lizzy)
14. Stay with Me (orig. by The Faces)


I haven't heard a single one of those songs.. :oops:

May the wrath of T.I.E. be gentle.
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Eyesore
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PostPosted: Thu Dec 29, 2005 1:25 am 
I'm sure, if any, you'd recognize "Hanging On The Telephone." That's probably the most famous of the lot, or the most recognizable.
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Anonymous
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PostPosted: Thu Dec 29, 2005 3:25 am 
Eyesore wrote:
I'm sure, if any, you'd recognize "Hanging On The Telephone." That's probably the most famous of the lot, or the most recognizable.


Actually, I do own that on 'Best of Blondie'.
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Ness
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A few more


Theocracy
Time Requiem
Maybe a new Orphaned Land
Isn't Megadeth in the studio?
I also heard Heavenly has an album in the works.
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Eyesore
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PostPosted: Thu Dec 29, 2005 4:21 am 
New Theocracy, good call. I'll add the following:

Second Sky - TBA
Nightingale - White Darkness

Dan Swano is the man behind Second Sky, which is basically Unicorn, his early band, under a new name. Serious prog-rock, but damn good. Dan is the man! These two albums with kick ass, especially since Nightingale is supposed to be going in a really dark direction.
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Radagast
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metalNESS wrote:
Isn't Megadeth in the studio?

Not sure, but the Drovers and Nils K. Rue are finishing up the new (last?) Eidolon album.
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PyroMan
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metalNESS wrote:
A few more


Theocracy
Time Requiem
Maybe a new Orphaned Land
Isn't Megadeth in the studio?
I also heard Heavenly has an album in the works.


Heh, and since when do you care about Heavenly, or their new album ? :wink:
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Stefan
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PostPosted: Thu Dec 29, 2005 10:08 am 
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Maybe a new Orphaned Land


that would be GREAT ! :D
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Ness
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PyroMan wrote:
metalNESS wrote:
A few more


Theocracy
Time Requiem
Maybe a new Orphaned Land
Isn't Megadeth in the studio?
I also heard Heavenly has an album in the works.


Heh, and since when do you care about Heavenly, or their new album ? :wink:


Ever since I heard "Sign of the Winner." What a great fucking album.
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Eyesore wrote:
Nah, it's a lot of obscure tracks. The supposed tracklisting is as follows:

01. Hellraiser (orig. by The Sweet)
02. No Matter What (orig. by Badfinger)
03. Rock On (orig. by David Essex)
04. Hanging on the Telephone (orig. by Blondie)
05. 20th Century Boy (orig. by T. Rex)
06. Drive-In Saturday (orig. by David Bowie)
07. Street Life (orig. by Roxy Music)
08. He's Gonna Step On You Again (orig. by John Kongos)
09. Waterloo Sunset (orig. by The Kinks)
10. Little Bit O' Love (orig. by Free)
11. 10538 Overture (orig. by Electric Light Orchestra)
12. Golden Age of Rock'n'Roll (orig. by Mott the Hoople)
13. Don't Believe A Word (orig. by Thin Lizzy)
14. Stay with Me (orig. by The Faces)


I've heard the ones in red. If you haven't heard Waterloo Sunset, you haven't lived. Bowie cover, anyone?
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PyroMan
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metalNESS wrote:
PyroMan wrote:
metalNESS wrote:
A few more


Theocracy
Time Requiem
Maybe a new Orphaned Land
Isn't Megadeth in the studio?
I also heard Heavenly has an album in the works.


Heh, and since when do you care about Heavenly, or their new album ? :wink:


Ever since I heard "Sign of the Winner." What a great fucking album.


Booooo... you traitor.










Nah just kidding. I know you like 'em. :wink:
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Ness
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PyroMan wrote:
metalNESS wrote:
PyroMan wrote:
metalNESS wrote:
A few more


Theocracy
Time Requiem
Maybe a new Orphaned Land
Isn't Megadeth in the studio?
I also heard Heavenly has an album in the works.


Heh, and since when do you care about Heavenly, or their new album ? :wink:


Ever since I heard "Sign of the Winner." What a great fucking album.


Booooo... you traitor.










Nah just kidding. I know you like 'em. :wink:



Really? You don't like them?
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EpicMetalFan30
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PyroMan wrote:
I'm expecting a lot of new stuff. It's going to be a great new metal year. :lol:

Rage - Speak Of The Dead
Evergrey - TBA
Mercenary - TBA
Altaria - The Empire Will Fall
Winterlong - Metal/Technology
Twilightning - TBA
Symphony X - TBA
Diablo - Mimic 47
Sinergy - Sins Of The Past
Theater Of Tragedy - Storm (???)
Celesty - TBA
Korpiklaani - Tales Along This Road
Scar Symmetry - Pitch Black Progress
Pyramaze - Legend Of The Bone Carver
Cloudscape - Crimson Skies
Lacuna Coil - Karmacode

And hopefully as much new surprises.

P.S. I purposely left out Blind Guardian. :P



I like this list. Thanks for the update :)
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WinterIsComing wrote:
I think (not really sure)

Jag Panzer
Human Fortress
Dio
Jon Oliva's Pain


The new Olivia can be pre-ordered from cdinzane.com
I did not know Human Fortress was coming out with a new one. that would be great because the 2nd release was one of the best power metal albums made :)
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EpicMetalFan30
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I keep seeing Virgin Steel? Does anyone have any real or valuable info on this or are we just guessing or hoping?
If so post some links please so we can read about it. This is one of my favorite Power metal bands. There website is rarely active :(
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PyroMan
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metalNESS wrote:
Really? You don't like them?


With Heavenly it's not a matter of liking or not liking. I'm totally indifferent towards this band, mostly because they can't impress me with anything, besides a couple of songs from each album that I rarely listen. Heavenly is just one of all those bands, if you know what I mean.
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