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 Raiders Of The Ark - Astral Doors
 Raiders Of The Ark - Astral Doors ... Raiders of the Ark2 Easy Rider [#] 3 Far Beyond the Astral Doors 4 Another Day in Hell 5 Moonstruck Woman [Remixed Version] 6 Time to Rock [Video Clip] Newest Review: ... twist of his own. These aren't bad songs, but there's nothing special to be found here at all, and I actually got quite ... more ... irritated while listening due to the lack of variety and the overall generic nature. The title song is unexceptional and doesn't exactly bode well for the subsequent full-length release, on which it would fortunately prove to be one of the lesser tracks, but fans of Twisted Sister, Saxon and other bands that relied primarily on the unison shout value of a repetitive chorus should find a lot to enjoy here. 'Easy Rider' may even be a cover; it certainly sounds authentic, but it could simply be another example of As...more |
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Raiders Of The Ark - Astral Doors: I Hate Snakes, Jock (468 words)
by - written on 29/01/08 (Very useful, 22 readings)
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Released between 2005's 'Evil is Forever' and 2006's 'Astralism,' this five-track E.P. contains one song from its successor amidst a sea of "unique" material that is, at the very least, difficult to come across elsewhere. Lacking the liveliness that would eventually see the band rise ever so slightly with 'Astralism,' these songs are still stuck in the realm of an eighties hard rock tribute, with prominent Hammond organs on most songs and a vocal performance from Patrik Johansson that's trying its best to imitate Black Sabbath's singers Ronnie James Dio and Tony Martin, with an added, irritating twist of his own. These aren't bad songs, but there's ... Read the complete review
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