Melodic Rock Info

Band The Quireboys
Info: Well Oiled
Info: England
Style: Hard Rock
Years: 2004
Info: MP3 CBR 320 kbps
Info: 80,4 ?b
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The Quireboys play unpretentious music: a kind of mixture of rock ‘n’ roll, glam, hard rock and blues. They will probably always play rock ‘n’ roll, a little naive, but very sincere and straightforward. Today the group of three members of the original members (Spike, vocals; Guy Griffin, guitar; Nigel Mogg, bass) and three rookie (Paul Guerin, guitar; Keith Weir, keyboards; Pip, drums). And their task sextet cope, and this is important! Among the on-rollingovski rather dirty songs is to provide a final Black Mariah.

Band Miss Lava
Info: Red Supergiant
Years: 2012
Style: Stoner Hard Rock
Info: MP3 VBR 286 kbps
Info: Porgutal
Time: Raging Planet Records
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Info: 101 Mb

Band Starship
Info: Love Among The Cannibals
Style: Melodic Rock / AOR
Years: 1989
Info: CBR 320 kbs
Info: 126,49 Mb
Info: USA

Band Mannerheim
Info: Mannerheim
Style: Hard Rock
Years: 1998
Info: CBR 192 kbs
Info: 67,11 Mb
Info: Finland

Band The Nimmo Brothers
Info: Coming Your Way
Style: Hard Blues Rock
Years: 2001
Info: CBR 320 kbs
Info: 127,30 Mb
Info: UK

Band Sons Of Servants
Info: Slang Melody
Style: Hard Blues Rock
Years: 1998
Info: CBR 320 kbs
Info: 123,65 Mb
Info: USA

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1. Eleven
2. My Identity [Explicit]
3. On a Silken Thread
4. Die Kraft ist in dir (Original Version)
5. Spiral of Insanity
6. Liberation
7. Metamorph
8. Hardcore
10. Distant Memories
11. Odd Nativity
12. Blame
13. Past – Present – Future

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?????: Hard Rock
????????: 320 kbps
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Angband are a PowerProg Metal band, formed in 2004 in Tehran by Mahyar Dean a classically trained musician and author who is well known in the metal world for writing two books about Death and Testament.

Saved from the Truth is Angband’s third album in a relatively short space of time and you would think they should clearly be in their groove.  Seasons of my Pain starts with a beautiful acoustic intro that shows Dean’s classical roots and promises so much before we’re introduced to a horribly muddy slice of riffs and double bass drumming that lead to some fairly lifeless plodding vocals.  The whole song just feels flat after such a wonderful intro and I’m already fearing what lies ahead for the remainder of the album.  The recording quality of the track, intro aside, is pretty poor with the vocals and drums sounding very empty and flat while the guitar tone is lacking definition.