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Purchase Majestic CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Edguy Hellfire Club CD (2004)
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Taken from the Finnish metal act's 2004 album 'Once'. The title track is b/w with 'Planet Hell' & two non-album tracks, 'Nemo' (London Session Orchestra version) & 'Night Fantasy'. Nuclear Blast.
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| | Kamelot Black Halo CD (2005)
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Most metal magazines have rated this album "Best Of The Month" and gleefully singing its praises, like Burrrn, Metal Heart, Monster and Metal ...
| | Demons & Wizards Touched By The Crimson King CD (2005) Bonus Tracks
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Demons & Wizards: Hansi Kursch (vocals); Jon Schaffer (guitars, acoustic guitar, bass guitar).
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| | Primal Fear Seven Seals CD (2005)
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| | Helloween Keeper Of The Seven Keys - The Legacy CDs (1987) (Import) Germany
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| | Edguy Rocket Ride CD (2006) Bonus Tracks
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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 ...
| | Roy Haynes Homecoming CD (1994)
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Drummer Roy Haynes is one of the most singular rhythmic voices in all of jazz. With his shimmering jewel-like cymbal beat, daring Afro-Cuban syncopations and snap-crackle-pop snare drum accents, Haynes brought a new dimension of conversational freedom to the modern trap set and helped free up drummers from strict timekeeping duties.
However, for all his musicianship and impeccable credentials as a sideman (with Lester Young, Bud Powell, Charlie Parker, Sarah Vaughn, Stan Getz, Thelonious Monk, Eric Dolphy, John Coltrane, Pharaoh Sanders, Gary Burton, Larry Coryell, Chick Corea and Pat Metheny), Roy Haynes' work remains strangely undervalued. Perhaps it's the paucity of CDs available under Roy Haynes' leadership, a situation remedied with the fiery HOMECOMING, a live showcase in his hometown of Boston.
Following Haynes' disjointed, dancing intro to Coltrane's "Equinox," the drummer engages tenor saxophonist Craig Handy and pianist David Kikoski in an exuberant dialogue, paraphrasing their ideas and tossing them back in syncopated bursts of melody and counterpoint. Haynes' amorphous variations with bassist Ed Howard on Monk's "Green Chimneys" italicize that composer's role in changing jazz phrasing, and Haynes' parallel importance to rhythm players. Handy's feature on "You're Blase" points to his growing maturity as a ballad player, while the underrated Kikoski navigates Corea's "Bud Powell" with rollicking intensity. But it is Haynes' fearless, resourceful use of rock, funk and Latin ideas on that oh-how-we-danced melodic chestnut ...
| | L7 Slash Years CD (2000) (Import) United Kingdom
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This is a compilation of favorites by the all-female grunge outfit L7, taken from their three early 1990s releases for Slash Records and including the 1991 hit "Pretend We're Dead."
12 track UK exclusive compilation selected by the band themselves. Includes 4 tracks from each ...
| | Divine Souls Bitter Selfcaged Man CD (2002) Import
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Sweden's death metal machine Divine Souls are back with a more focused, dynamic and aggressive effort. Made in the Swedish death metal tradition The Bitter Selfcaged Man features 10 tracks of uplifting aggression with ...
| | Hatebreed Rise Of Brutality CD (2003) (Import) Uk Edt; United Kingdom
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There comes a time in young music fans' lives when they put aside the flashy, lightweight records of their teens, come face to face with humanity's harsh realities, and pick new tunes appropriate to a more serious and realistic worldview. Anyone who feels that it's time to relegate such albums to the box under the bed would do well to start a new life-phase with a little Hatebreed.
On THE RISE OF BRUTALITY, the band lives up to the record's title, delivering a disc of astonishing purity and extreme volume. There is no rapping. There are no turntables and no power ballads. In fact, there is nothing here but a mind-numbing, ferocious, and totally unrelenting onslaught of drums, guitar, bass, and hoarse-voiced shouting. Unlike similar-sounding bands, though, Hatebreed never sounds less than totally impassioned, making for a uniformly thrilling listening experience. Taking its cues from socially aware 1980s hardcore like Sick of It All and Agnostic Front, the band combines positive messages with enough hyper-speed double-bass drumming and stop-on-a-dime rhythmic shifts to keep even the most sugar and testosterone-addled youth moshing until they reach retirement age.
UK edition of the punk-metal act's 2003 album features 13 tracks including 1 bonus track 'Bound To ...
| | Dizzy Gillespie Soul Time CD (1999) (Import) Netherlands
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| | Helloween Keeper Of The 7 Keys Part 1 CD (Import) United Kingdom
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This is a classic. Halloween has to be right up there in the top 10 or so best hard rock songs of all time. Even over 13 minutes it just keeps ...
| | Kiuas Reformation CD (2006) (Import) Japan
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The recordings of "Reformation" were begun at the Sonic Pump Studios in Winter 2006, in Helsinki. Mixed and produced by Sonic Pump's Nino Laurenne, the album was then mastered at Finnvox. So, enjoy this breath of ...
| | Jack Edwards Smith Sanctuary CD (2006)
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Track Listing of songs: Willy; Eternity; Estudio; ...
| | Ratones Paranoicos Inyectado De Rocanrol CD (2007) (Import)
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Track Listing of songs: Sucia Estrella; Vampiro; Cowboy; Ruta 66; Balcon de Julieta; Cristal; Rock del Pedazo; No Hay; Rock de La Calle; Fuga; Simpatia; ...
| | John Miles Rebel CD (1976) Bonus Tracks; Remastered
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2008 digitally remastered reissue of the debut album from this supremely talented singer/guitarist, produced by Alan Parsons. This album hit #9 in the UK in 1976 as well as the Top 40 in Germany and Sweden and the Top 5 in Holland. Booklet contains original LP artwork, lyrics to all the songs, numerous pictures of rare ...
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Majestic Music Review Average Rating: (4.5 out of 5 stars)   List All Reviews Awesome!
The music sounds sensational. Very focused and clear. This CD is sure to delight!
Submitted by Carmella (Indianapolis, IN) 
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When you think of German Power Metal, the first name you should think of is Helloween. The second name you should think of better be Gamma Ray. As we all know, Gamma Ray features former Helloween lead man Kai Hansen. Since Kai has started putting out albums under the Gamma Ray name, I cannot recall one bad album in the bunch. Sure, you could say some albums are deffinately better that others, but there isn't one album in the Gamma Ray catalogue that is truely bad. With 'Majestic,' Gamma Ray returns with another quality Power Metal masterpiece. There even seems to be some re-newed energy injected into the songwriting. Most bands as they get older tend to slow down, but not Gamma Ray. Listen to 'Fight' and tell me that these ol' chaps are slowing down. As with the last few albums, Gamma Ray also includes a couple of tracks that mixes Queen's bombastic orchestrated arrangements with pure Power Metal. With repeated listens, this album only gets better. Though I cannot say that this is absolutely Gamma Rays best album, I cannot recall any other that I have enjoyed listening to more.
Submitted by chevdaddy1 (Gwinn, MI)
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No Great CD
This is the best CD Gamma Ray has released in many years. I't doesn't quite match up with their classic early/mid era material, but it's a strong release which most heavy/power metal fans should like.
Submitted by Rick (Zionsville, PA, USA)
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wow the one word that sums this up.another crushing disc.great guitars and great evrything as far as powermetal goes it don't get no better than majestic. it flat out kicks you in the throat with boots on.skip everything else and just go for it.the whole cd is just amazing here.even the cd cover uis great.if you like great metal get this no matter the cost it delivers!!!! i'll have another beer while playing some rays!!!rock on.
Submitted by RELJED2112 (jd in la la land)
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No The Greatest Metal Band Ever Has Done It Again
After Gamma Ray's exceptional "No World Order", fans waited four years for this album; it was well worth it. Notably darker in lyrical content and feel, "Majestic" lives up to its moniker as well as any album in recent memory. The opening track starts the set list with a bang, followed by what could be the most concentrated song in Gamma Ray's history, simply titled "Fight". "Strange World" rivals any of the band's offerings (Blood Religion would up the ante two songs later), and "Hell is Thy Home" is all the adrenaline and more that you could expect from this band, or any band for that batter. The rest of the album (tracks 6-9) are far from filler, but none stands out in particular as a great song, until the tour de force, "Revelation", which stands along side "Heading for Tomorrow" and "Rebellion in Dreamland" as the pinnacle of Gamma Ray's library and power metal in general.
Submitted by alex_newton (Pomfret, CT)
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