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 Mirror, Mirror - Blind Guardian
 Mirror, Mirror - Blind Guardian ... Tracklisting1 Mirror Mirror 2 And the Story Ends 3 Imaginations from the Other Side 4 Beyond the Realms of Death Newest Review: ... in the first place, it's easier to listen to in isolation like this and was never afforded its own distracting, badly acted ... more ... introduction in the way other songs on that album tended to be.
This release is bulked out by some generous extra material in the form of two live performances of songs from the 'Imaginations from the Other Side' album, meaning no overlap for people who bought this along with the 'Nightfall' album and providing free publicity for this previous full-length release, and both performances capture the band at its live best. 'Imaginations' itself is pretty much exactly the same as the studio version, but with added sh...more |
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Mirror, Mirror - Blind Guardian: The Winds Will Change (511 words)
by - written on 22/02/08 (Very useful, 22 readings)
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The single from their classic 'Nightfall in Middle-Earth' album based on the stories of J. R. R. Tolkien's 'The Silmarillion,' 'Mirror Mirror' is as complex and chaotic as anything from that album, but possesses the extra catchiness and accessibility in its folk base and irresistible lead guitars to make it the obvious choice for individual release. The song is one of Blind Guardian's most popular, introducing Hansi Kürsch's impossibly high style of vocals that would soon become associated with the band, and some of André Olbrich's most memorable guitar melodies, from the opening chords to the folky central leads and even the fun jig section. Not as central to the ... Read the complete review
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