New Eden - Through The Make Believe
| Release date: | 1997 |
| Style: | Progressive power metal |
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01. Through The Make Believe
02. Nightmare
03. Captive Soul
04. Sepuku
05. Bullet Head
06. Now That You Have Gone
07. Unlock The Door
08. Symptoms Of Time
09. Piracy
10. Sunshine
11. Empty Man
02. Nightmare
03. Captive Soul
04. Sepuku
05. Bullet Head
06. Now That You Have Gone
07. Unlock The Door
08. Symptoms Of Time
09. Piracy
10. Sunshine
11. Empty Man
Engineered at Disarray Productions, La Puente, CA.
Final mix at Bill's Place, N. Hollywood, CA.
Mastered at Top Secret Studios.
All tracks were recorded on a Fostex E-16 recorder in conjunction with a Tascam M520 mixer.
The tracks were later re-mixed on a Mackie 32x8x2 mixing console.
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| JOPE OF STEELE Steelemeister Posts: 3333  |
You hear some kick ass power metal all the time if you just listen to the USA bands. Who are the guitarists, I don't have heard about them and they play some crazy guitar wizard shit like Helstar on their classic albums. This makes power metal powerful again  edit: okay, Dan DeLucie was on Destiny's End and Horacio Colmenares played on Steel Prophet's debut I wasn't aware of that. Killer duo on guitars
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| John doe Posts: 5137  |
^ This is really good, thanks for bringing this album to everyone's attention. 
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