NOW PLAYING

nucleus1973.png

Artist: Ian Carr and Nucleus
Album Title: Labyrinth
Release Date: 1973 (50th Anniversary)
Style: Jazz Fusion
Rating: Masterpiece
 
Last edited:
roy-ayers-ubiquity-virgo-red-Cover-Art.jpg

Artist: Roy Ayers Ubiquity
Album Title: Virgo Red
Release Date: 1973 (50th Anniversary)
Style: Jazz Funk
Rating: 4,5/5
 
Last edited:
1993 - Chameleon 01.jpg

Artist: Helloween
Album Title: Chameleon
Release Date: 1993 (30th Anniversary)
Style: Metal
Rating: 4,5/5
 
Last edited:
The_7th_one said:
Why Bruce adopted the Axl Rose presence on stage at that time? I mean Pose, stupid shorts, hair…
Click to expand...
Such a weird and bad decision by Bruce. He didn't need that at all.
The_7th_one said:
View attachment 30816

Artist: Helloween
Album Title: Chameleon
Release Date: 1993 (30th Anniversary)
Style: Metal
Rating: 4,5/5
Click to expand...
I care only about ''First Time'', ''Giants'', ''Step Out Of Hell'' and ''I Believe" from this album. The rest it's not my or Helloween's thing. For one song this style is enough.
 
Kalata said:
Such a weird and bad decision by Bruce. He didn't need that at all.

I care only about ''First Time'', ''Giants'', ''Step Out Of Hell'' and ''I Believe" from this album. The rest it's not my or Helloween's thing. For one song this style is enough.
Click to expand...
It's a great collection of songs, out of Keepers metal style, but the vocal melodies, catchy chorus in the most of the songs and the experimental stuff makes a very good album to me. I bought the album at that time because Kiske was still a guarantee to me and I really enjoyed the album.
Anyway 1993 was a difficult year for Metal but it also was the back of Accept with their superb album for example.
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Back
Top