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[Bruins1]

 

[Boroking]

 

[Shmoolikipod]

Gamma Ray - Land of the Free

What an album! Not a single bad song!

 

[MindRuler]

 

[Magnus]

 

[Bruins1]

 

[Boroking]

 

[PhantomOfTheOpera]

 

[PhantomOfTheOpera]

 

[PhantomOfTheOpera]

These are just few examples and I like to observe and listen to these many times through the years.

 

[Boroking]

 

[Shmoolikipod]

Soen - Jinn

Beautiful song, especially the part at 2:59!

 

[Kalata]

Judas Priest - Caviar and Menths (Instrumental)

I wish it was completed... a missed opportunity, but it was not the band's fault. This 2 minutes long intro has a fascinating melody.

 

[TheTalisman]

Some tracks sound absolutely great, and some other really doesn't, but a nice album to have either way.

 

[Bruins1]

 

[____no5]

Super interesting version. It strongly reminds me late Beatles & early Floyd, all the while sounding super modern.

 

[KidInTheDark666]

 

[Magnus]

Missing the opportunity to see the reformed Sabbat live is something that will haunt me for the rest of my nights, alas.

 

[Magnus]

 

[Kalata]

Iron Maiden - Isle Of Avalon

Probably Maiden's most underrated epic. One of the band's most atmospheric songs. The first jewel of the song is the intro with its haunting melodies, bass ride and drumming. The second one is the chorus, one of Maiden's best choruses imo (pre-chorus too). Great riff under Adrian's solo, but I think the proggy solos fits better in ''Starblind'' (they are shorter, but the song also has constant soloing) - the solo is unique though and maybe it kinda fits. Dave's solo is good. The melody near the end of the song is one of my favorites. Strangely, the song has no triple-lead guitar harmony. I like how they reprised the intro later in the song (like in ''Starblind''). Great end to the song.

This would have been a perfect live song, I wish they had played it. Definitely a unique song in the band's discography.