Metal!

You can't kill the metal...the metal will live on. When did BCR Greg start playing drums?

 
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Joe what the hell you doing on the computer this time of day ? /emoticons/default_laugh.png That guy has a great voice for metal. Sounds like somthing out of the 80's.

 
I dig it. Going to check out their other stuff.

Checked out Metal Nation, Now or Never, and a few other songs. Great riffing. I guess I am a new fan and that is very hard for me to like a song the fist time I hear it.

Wow, 9 Albums...what do you suggest to buy savethematches?

 
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Isn't that singer Ralph Scheepers, the guy who used to sing for Gamma Ray? I remember back then (fuck, I'm getting old!) he auditioned for Judas Priest when Halford left, but they ended getting Tim "The Reaper" Owens.

 
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Isn't that singer Ralph Scheepers, the guy who used to sing for Gamma Ray? I remember back then (fuck, I'm getting old!) he auditioned for Judas Priest when Halford left, but they ended getting Tim "The Reaper" Owens.
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Wasn't it Tim "Ripper" Owens? That particular phase of JP's history was fodder for a lame movie with Mark Wahlberg & Jennifer Aniston called Rock Star. Pee-U!

 
Loves me some Primal Fear. Angels and Demons & Devils Ground were the 2nd and 3rd albums I ever bought on iTunes (about 2 months ago, yeah I know I'm behind in the times...)

 
Primal Fear

The Les Paul has the Zac Wild sound for the rhythm and leads have a European w/neo classical light sound(I like). I am assuming the drums are live but you cannot be certain, they lack dynamics on any fills which gives it a machine like sound.

Overall, a little too polished, predictable and safe for my taste. I like a certain amount of rawness with less tamed guitars. A song posted below this one a little better.

 
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