Sieges Even - Paramount (#5040)

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Sieges Even - Paramount
Progressive Rock/Metal
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Esiel · **Posted:** Tue Feb 10, 2009 12:17 am

Great album, although if you liked this, you badly need to check out their early stuff, particularly A Sense of Change. The 2007 album is awesome too, better than Paramount, IMO. Arno shines on that one even more than here.

I found out about them through a friend with The Art of Navigating by the Stars and I also was surprised to see who was in the band. But that just proves how Alex's drumming is good.

He deserves way better than Rhapsody (sorry Rhapsody fans..) :ph34r:

Goat · **Posted:** Tue Feb 10, 2009 12:54 am

Esiel wrote:

Great album, although if you liked this, you badly need to check out their early stuff, particularly A Sense of Change. The 2007 album is awesome too, better than Paramount, IMO. Arno shines on that one even more than here.

I found out about them through a friend with The Art of Navigating by the Stars and I also was surprised to see who was in the band. But that just proves how Alex's drumming is good.

He deserves way better than Rhapsody (sorry Rhapsody fans..) :ph34r:

Dude, Paramount is the 2007 album. It's certainly made me want to check their earlier stuff out though.

Esiel · **Posted:** Tue Feb 10, 2009 1:20 am

Goat wrote:

Dude, Paramount is the 2007 album. It's certainly made me want to check their earlier stuff out though.

Woops! I thought Paramount was 2008 but it's the live album (which is awesome, by the way). The one I meant is 2005, not 2007. It's The Art of Navigating By the Stars. My bad. :lame:

AlexandeR · **Posted:** Wed Feb 11, 2009 3:51 am

Esiel wrote:

Great album, although if you liked this, you badly need to check out their early stuff, particularly A Sense of Change. The 2007 album is awesome too, better than Paramount, IMO. Arno shines on that one even more than here.

I found out about them through a friend with The Art of Navigating by the Stars and I also was surprised to see who was in the band. But that just proves how Alex's drumming is good.

He deserves way better than Rhapsody (sorry Rhapsody fans..) :ph34r:

A Sense of Change is an excellent release by this talented band, and so it is The Art of Navigating by the Stars. They were a little bit crazier in their youth. My favorite song from Paramount is Where our Shadows Sleep. You can listen to this with non-metal people and they never get annoyed or stressed

, some actually even like it!

Esiel · **Posted:** Wed Feb 11, 2009 1:17 pm

AlexandeR wrote:

A Sense of Change is an excellent release by this talented band, and so it is The Art of Navigating by the Stars. They were a little bit crazier in their youth. My favorite song from Paramount is Where our Shadows Sleep. You can listen to this with non-metal people and they never get annoyed or stressed

, some actually even like it!

Yeah, it's probably my favorite too. My mother starts singing when I play Blue Wide Open from The Art... goes to show you... :lol:

But then, I'm lucky since my mother gets annoyed with pop and prefers my rock/metal stuff. I don't think she likes death... but I can see her nodding her head when I play stuff like Ayreon or Falconer.

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