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 Powerplant - Gamma Ray
 Powerplant - Gamma Ray ... Tracklisting1 Anywhere in the Galaxy 2 Razorblade Sigh 3 Send Me a Sign 4 Strangers in the Night 5 Gardens of the Sinner 6 Short as Hell 7 It's a Sin 8 Heavy Metal Universe 9 Wings of Destiny 10 Hand of Fate 11 Armageddon 12 While in Dreamland [*] 13 Rich and Famous [*] 14 Long Live Rock 'N' Roll [*] Newest Review: ... most evidently the likes of Judas Priest, Iron Maiden, and even Manowar in the case of the truly awful lyrics of 'Heavy Metal ... more ... Universe.'
The instrumentation is still mostly impressive, particularly Kai Hansen's riffs and overlong solos, but the constantly bashing rhythm of the drums becomes tedious as early as the first song. While hardly any of these songs are particularly bad (the aforementioned 'Heavy Metal Universe' being a notable low point), they mostly fail to stand out in the same way as the previous two albums, the two exceptions being the fast and catchy 'Gardens of the Sinner' and the lengthy closing epic 'Armageddon,' which sh...more |
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Powerplant - Gamma Ray: Powerplant (214 words)
by - written on 10/07/08 (Very useful, 15 readings)
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'Powerplant' is the point at which Gamma Ray ceases to sound original, or even like a Helloween imitation, but rather seems to embody the heavy metal genre in its plagiarism (intentional or accidental) of melodies, riffs and styles of their influences, most evidently the likes of Judas Priest, Iron Maiden, and even Manowar in the case of the truly awful lyrics of 'Heavy Metal Universe.' The instrumentation is still mostly impressive, particularly Kai Hansen's riffs and overlong solos, but the constantly bashing rhythm of the drums becomes tedious as early as the first song. While hardly any of these songs are particularly bad (the aforementioned 'Heavy Metal ... Read the complete review
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