From Father To Son - Concerto Moon

Description: Genre: Pop / Artist: Concerto Moon / Import / Audio CD released at Vap

Newest Review: ... scream out, the only real exception (at least for me) being 'Somewhere in Time,' which possesses some of the only genuinely ... more

... catchy and memorable guitar riffs of the album, and does so en masse. Norifuma Shima still refuses to show off the full range of his guitar talents, but he contributes some nice slow-los to the slower songs 'Moonlight After the Rain' and 'One and Only,' and some neoclassical touches finally rear their head for a brief portion of 'Inside Story.' Takao Ozaki's vocals oddly lack the power of the first album, making this sound less like Judas Priest and more like the standard jolly power metal of Japan (though not to ...more

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From Father To Son - Concerto Moon: From Father to Son (191 words)
by - written on 11/06/08 (Useful, 16 readings)
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Concerto Moon's second album is an improvement over their first, but still nothing special, and still potentially overrated among the Japanese metal scene. It's happy, fun and energetic, but very few songs really scream out, the only real exception (at least for me) being 'Somewhere in Time,' which possesses some of the only genuinely catchy and memorable guitar riffs of the album, and does so en masse. Norifuma Shima still refuses to show off the full range of his guitar talents, but he contributes some nice slow-los to the slower songs 'Moonlight After the Rain' and 'One and Only,' and some neoclassical touches finally rear their head for a brief portion of ... Read the complete review