Superheroes - Edguy

Description: Genre: Hard Rock & Metal / Artist: Edguy / EP / Audio CD released 2005-09-05 at Nuclear Blast / Disc #1 ... more

Superheroes - Edguy ... Tracklisting
1 Superheroes
2 Spooks In The Attic
3 Blessing In Disguise
4 Judas At The Opera - Edguy & Michael Kiske
5 Spirit
6 Superheroes

Newest Review: ... power and intensity. There are parts that blend in nicely to even out the track with the addition of parts giving way to ... more

... orchestral excerpts of the tune. The song gives Tobias the opportunity to give his vocal chords a good going over and display his tenacity and great vocal range. As expected the track picks up momentum as it continues. Whilst being intense it is not an angry song but surprisingly affable with catchy riffs, melodies, vocals, tones and harmonies. The hard rock element is definitely there but it also has dare I say it a degree of pop feeling to it but it is acceptable because it lets the song be valued by the metal community ...more

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Superheroes
Release Date: 2005 - 09 - 05, Audio CD, Nuclear Blast

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Superheroes - Edguy: A Super Duper Superhero [EP] (1364 words)
by - written on 11/07/08 (Very useful, 98 readings)
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Edguy Superheroes [EP]- A Review By Addy Release Date: 18th Oct 2005 Number of Discs: 1 Format: EP, Single Label: Nuclear Blast Genre: Power Metal Length: 26:04 Band & album info ----------------------- As briefly mentioned in other Edguy reviews but for those of you reading an Edguy review for the first time the band is arguably a very talented band from Fulda in Germany that have been giving us the pleasure of their music since 1992. King of Fools was the first [EP] to be released by Edguy in 2004 which I have already reviewed and a year later. _Superheroes_ [EP] descends on the metal world. This ... Read the complete review

Superheroes (256 words)
by - written on 02/07/08 (Very useful, 16 readings)
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This short release towards the end of 2005 brought my appreciation of Edguy to an end, as they descended overnight from power metal leaders to bland, commercial hard rock imitation act. The excellent album 'Hellfire Club' already hinted at this new direction to an extent, but managed to pull it off without being overwhelmingly cheesy and awful as this one sadly turns out to be. 'Superheroes' itself is a fair song, if you're a fan of Bon Jovi style anthemic rock (which I don't happen to be). The chorus is memorable, if completely derivative, and the main guitar riff is overburdened by shiny pop keyboard so as to completely ruin it. Even worse is the entirely ... Read the complete review

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