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Their fourth album featuring Tanja (Lullacry), Kevin Codfert (Adagio) and Tony Kakko (Sonata Arctica).
This is an Enhanced CD, which contains both regular audio tracks and multimedia computer files. Heavenly Virus Songs | 1. | Dark Memories |
| 2. | Spill Blood on Fire |
| 3. | Virus |
| 4. | Power & Fury |
| 5. | Wasted Time |
| 6. | Braverly in the Field |
| 7. | Liberty |
| 8. | When the Rain Begins to Fall |
| 9. | Prince of the World |
| 10. | Joker (Bonus Track) |
| 11. | Spill Blood on Fire (Japanese Version) |
| 12. | Spill Blood on Fire (Video) |
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Purchase Virus CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Wizard Magic Circle CD (2005)
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Wizard: Sven DAnna (vocals); Dano Boland (guitar); V. Leson (bass guitar); Soren Van Heek (drums).
| | Edguy Rocket Ride CD (2006) Bonus Tracks
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It's easy to belittle power metal bands because they often marry portentous musical ambitions with hackneyed Manowar-like posturing that only a 12-year-old could possibly buy into; Germany's Edguy, however, are clever enough to flip those tables by making it evident that they don't take themselves all that seriously. Eight albums into the quintet's career, Edguy have in many ways succeeded where genre daddies Helloween first bit the dust -- injecting ample doses of fun, on-stage glam-metal gymnastics, Scorpions-like face pulling, and unselfconscious humor into what is normally an outwardly austere musical style, and 2006's Rocket Ride is no exception. Possibly validated even further by the recent emergence of Britain's the Darkness, this album's relaxed vibe begins with its silly-aliens-on-crack cover art and culminates in a clutch of amusing ditties about pulling birds ("Catch of the Century"), portly lovers ("Out of Vogue," "Trinidad"), and superheroes (err, "Superheroes"). On their way there, Edguy deliver a surprisingly catchy set of hard rockers ("Wasted Time," "Matrix") and unexaggerated ballads ("The Asylum," "Save Me,"), while rarely relying on power metal's primary and overly abused melodic thrash template (the title track, "Return to the Tribe"). Even the eight-minute opening "Sacrifice" is nowhere near as somber as it sounds, regardless of the majestic wall of synthesizers backing its metallic riffery. Along with the rest of Rocket Ride, this makes it almost impossible to laugh at Edguy instead of with them, and that feat in itself is quite an accomplishment. [Rocket Ride also features the live bonus track "Land of the Miracle."] ~ Eduardo Rivadavia
Rocket Ride is the follow-up to 2004's Hellfire Club and was recorded with producer Sascha Paeth (who also worked with the band on their Superheroes EP) and is said to feature the band's most "diverse" material to date. Includes the live bonus track 'Land Of The Miracle'. Nuclear Blast. 2006.
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| | Zandelle Vengeance Rising CD (2007)
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Zandelle: Paul LaPlaca (guitar, background vocals).
| | Emerald Sun Escape From Twilight CD (2007) (Import) Germany
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Emerald Sun: Jimmy Santrazami (vocals); Johnnie Athanasiadis, Teo Savage (guitar); Jim Tsakirides (keyboards); B-Wicked (drum).
| | Excalion Waterlines CD (2007)
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Even though it emerged quite unexpectedly out of the depths of central Finland (the rock & roll capital of the world in the early 2000s?), Excalion's Primal Exhale was a pretty accomplished first album; flawed only inasmuch as the young band's arrangements were so damn ambitious and complex for a bunch of rookies. So it is that their second CD, 2007's H2O-obsessed Waterlines, shows notable growth in terms of polishing those rough edges to a bright, sparkling gloss in a bid to emulate their compatriot heroes (Nightwish, Sonata Arctica, etc.). Defining new songs like "The Wingman," "Life on Fire" and "Arriving as the Dark" are sculpted little gems of majestic, melodic Euro-metal, and, with the exception of the more indulgent (but still damn fine) closing epic "Soaking Ground," the debut's regular bouts of showboating instrumental excess are now largely curbed for the benefit of each song's optimal delivery. As the band's chief songwriter and orchestrator, keyboardist Jarmo Myllyvirta spearheads this transition, only replicating the keyboard pyrotechnics so prevalent on the previous album on a few new songs (notably "Streams of Madness"); while his new six-string foil, Vesa Nupponen, quickly proves himself a team player, never begging for the spotlight despite being clearly gifted, based on his many solo runs. First album buyers will also note that semi-power ballads are on the rise ("Losing Time," "I Failed You," "Delta Sunrise") while out-and-out power metal juggernauts like "Ivory Tower" and "Between the Lines" are on the decline, which ultimately brings to light that the only thing that Waterlines lacks is a little more reckless passion -- rock & roll's innate dynamic explosiveness and unpredictability which Excalion's tightly regimented discipline unfortunately keeps a bit too much in check. But, having now proved their songwriting maturity, it's perfectly logical that the band may come up with the best of both worlds for their third album. ~ Eduardo Rivadavia
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| | Rob Rock Garden Of Chaos CD (2007) (Import) Import
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$31.79
Japanese version includes the bonus track "Ride the Wind" (remastered).
| | Pure Speed CD (1998)
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$13.95
Pure Speed collects a variety of speed-garage singles by the likes of Ed Case, Maxim, Groove Elastic, Rhythm Inc., Xpansions, Freestyle Orchestra, 2X Nyce, and Sima, among others. It isn't a definitive overview of the genre, but it will appeal to fans. ~ Steve Huey
Shelly Nelson & Donna Cousins, Ez,Nevada,Sima & More
| | Dominion Threshold CD (2006)
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Recording information: Academy Studios, Dewsbury, West Yorkshire, England.
Dominion: Mass Firth, Arno Cagna (vocals, guitar); Michelle Richfield (vocals); Danny North (bass instrument); Bill Law (drums).
Personnel: Michelle Richfield (vocals); Bill Law (drums).
| | Edwin Moses Gospel African Years CD (2006) (Import) Hong Kong
Virus album
$23.65
Track Listing of songs: My Place In The World; It's Time; A Brand New Day; Be Free; Keep Me Everyday; Not So Bad; We're Not Going Back; All The Way To Get By; Black Working Class; Evening Sun; You've Got To Feel It; Attica Revolution; Oh, Nafsum!;
| | Motorpsycho Nerve Tattoo CD (2008) (Import) Import
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$12.35
Track Listing of songs: The nerve tattoo; Of beacons & beams; The wheel; Pale day; Mad sun;
| | Q5 When The Mirror Cracks CD (2000) (Import)
Virus music CDs
$37.65
Track Listing of songs: Livin' On The Borderline; Your Tears; Never Gonna Love Again; Stand By Me; When The Mirror Cracks; Runaway; In The Rain; I Can't Wait; Cold Heart; Let Go; Freedom;
| | Rudy The Red-Boned Coon Hound CD (2007)
$6.79 | | Sean Quintet Nowell Firewerks CD (2007)
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Track Listing of songs: Pale; Resolution Of Self; Shahazaraz; Folding Space; Isobel; Maklahj; Inner Universe; Lament For Arnold;
| | Senseless Beauty Thoughts Of Wolves CD (2008)
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$10.09
The guys in Senseless Beauty are no strangers to patience and distress. In the years that they began they endured many long nights, slugging it out in the Midwest. Most times they played for next to nothing, investing much of their own blood, sweat, and money. In the land paved by Slipknot and Too Pure To Die, a place of scenes and straight edger\'s, Senseless Beauty withstood diversity and local scrutiny to make something that breaks the mindset and the mold that most \"Melodic-hardcore\" bands adhere to. In Late August 2008 Senseless Beauty Released their first full-length CD \"Thoughts of Wolves.\" Be sure to catch them on tour all over the USA throughout the year.
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