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Fragments Of The Moon - Concerto Moon

 
Description: Genre: Pop / Artist: Concerto Moon / Import / Audio CD released 2000-05-08 at Inside Out / Disc #1 Tracklisting 1 Al ... more
Fragments Of The Moon - Concerto Moon ... Alone In Paradise
2 Run To The Sky
3 Cry For Freedom
4 Holy Child
5 Hold On (To Feeling)
6 Midwinter Night
7 Over The Century
8 Take You To The Moon
9 Last Betting
10 One And Only
11 Into The Fire

Newest Review: ... on guitar virtuosity, despite the evident talents of axeman Norifumi Shima. This first release from Concerto Moon holds no ... more

 ... surprises for anyone who's ever listened to a heavy metal CD ever, and despite its occasional neoclassical flourishes, confined mainly to Osamu Harada's keyboards as in the atmospheric introduction to 'Alone in Paradise,' this is straight-up heavy metal in the classic style, reminiscent of bands such as Judas Priest, in 'Cry for Freedom' and 'Holy Child,' and occasionally even further back to Black Sabbath and Rainbow with songs such as 'One and Only.' Takao Ozaki's vocals are a clear imitation of Judas Priest's Ro...more

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Fragments of the Moon
Release Date: 2000 - 05 - 08, Audio CD, Inside Out
Last Update 03.12.2009 05:53
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Premium Review Fragments Of The Moon - Concerto Moon: Fragments of the Moon (290 words)
by - written on 11/06/08 (Very useful, 14 readings)
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Concerto Moon are one of the more prominent Japanese heavy metal bands, for no real reason other than the relative scarcity of Japanese groups. Their style is very much rooted in the melodic power metal tradition, with crossover into the shred genre of Yngwie J. Malmsteen and others, but oddly (though perhaps mercifully), this is not followed through with a focus on guitar virtuosity, despite the evident talents of axeman Norifumi Shima. This first release from Concerto Moon holds no surprises for anyone who's ever listened to a heavy metal CD ever, and despite its occasional neoclassical flourishes, confined mainly to Osamu Harada's keyboards as in the ...  Read the complete review

 

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