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 The Fourth Legacy - Kamelot
 The Fourth Legacy - Kamelot ... Allegiance2 Fourth Legacy 3 Silent Goddess 4 Desert Reign 5 Nights Of Arabia 6 Shadow Of Uther 7 Sailorman's Hymn 8 Alexandria 9 Inquisitor 10 Glory 11 Until Kingdom Come 12 Lunar Sanctum Newest Review: ... in symphonic metal. The symphonic edge is used excellently here to expand the music where appropriate, from subtle violins ... more ... in the upbeat 'The Shadow of Uther' to Arabian instrumentation in both 'Desert Reign' and 'Nights of Arabia,' unlike other bands who tend to draft in a symphony and then waste its talents. The band also takes the leap beyond dull grandeur into genuinely fun power metal, occasionally a little too cheesy for some listeners' tastes but still impressively varied, from the fast riffs of the title song to the progressive sounding vocals of 'Silent Goddess' reminiscent of Symphony X and the frequent ballads, which are a li...more |
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The Fourth Legacy
Release Date: 2002 - 12 - 30, Audio CD, Castle Comm. Last Update 28.11.2009 05:47
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The Fourth Legacy - Kamelot: The Fourth Legacy (195 words)
by - written on 12/08/08 (Useful, 7 readings)
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Kamelot's fourth legacy to the power metal world is the first album on which their sound really comes together. Every individual band member contributes to the distinctive sound, making for Kamelot's first real classic and a milestone in symphonic metal. The symphonic edge is used excellently here to expand the music where appropriate, from subtle violins in the upbeat 'The Shadow of Uther' to Arabian instrumentation in both 'Desert Reign' and 'Nights of Arabia,' unlike other bands who tend to draft in a symphony and then waste its talents. The band also takes the leap beyond dull grandeur into genuinely fun power metal, occasionally a little too cheesy for ... Read the complete review
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