Valley Of The Damned Full Album Rar

The debut album from U.K. Power metal giants is a polarizing affair. Could be construed as a bloated, -style tribute to early-'80s fantasy-metal, and in many ways it is; however, it's so well played and so joyously executed that it could very well reignite the entire genre. For a band that collectively cites video game music as one of its major influences -- the nine blistering tracks do, on occasion, conjure up images of greasy-haired teens huddled around a Commodore 64 playing King's Quest -- the multicultural sextet is a master of its craft. From the epic title track to the fist-pumping closer, 'Heart of a Dragon,' the guitar pyrotechnics of and light up the sky like a third world war, bending riffs into melodic submission while never overplaying.

Listen free to DragonForce – Valley of the Damned (Invocation Of Apocalyptic Evil, Valley Of The Damned and more). 9 tracks (51:45). The initial demo was recorded on 8 – 12 April and on 27 May 2000 then mixed the following day at Thin Ice Studios with Karl Groom engineering. The rerecording for the album in 2002 mostly took place at Thin Ice Studios in Surrey, by Karl Groom, and at Lamer.

Vocalist has no qualms about emulating heroes like () and (), but his lupine howls have a character all their own. Plays faster than most bands in the genre -- this may be the first speed metal pop group -- but the production is precision-tuned and never muddy, allowing the giant and -style choruses the room they need to explode. May not be groundbreaking or cathartic, and lyrics like 'In the land of desire with your heart filled with fire you live for the right to be free/We will sail on forever more to the land of the evening star' may cross the line into heavy metal parody, but it's undeniably entertaining, expertly played, and endlessly fun.

DRAGONFORCE Valley of the Damned CD / LP 2003 – Noise / Sanctuary, JVC Victor 1. Invocation of the Apocalyptic Evil 2. Valley of the Damned 3. Black Fire 4. Black Winter Night 5. Disciples of Babylon 7. Pemain love 020 zheng shuang full.

Revelations 8. Evening Star 9. Heart of a Dragon • • Japanese Release Bonus Track 10. Valley of the Damned – Remixed & Remastered Reissue CD 1. Invocation of the Apocalyptic Evil 2. Valley of the Damned 3.

Black Fire 4. Black Winter Night 5. Disciples of Babylon 7. Revelations 8. Evening Star 9. Heart of a Dragon 10. Where Dragons Rule (Bonus Track) DRAGONFORCE Valley of the Damned – Remixed & Remastered CD+DVD / LP 2010 – Spinefarm / Universal Bonus DVD – Valley of the Damned: Live in Japan 2004 – Backstage footage in Japan – Video Interviews – Behind the Scenes: Recording VOTD – Behind the Scenes: Remixing VOTD – Video Commentaries • • DRAGONFORCE have their first two studio albums – ‘ Valley Of The Damned’ & ‘ Sonic Firestorm’ – re-issued on February 22nd 2010 via Spinefarm Records.

Both titles will now be available with updated packaging and bonus audio/DVD content, some of it exclusive to these releases. FORMED IN 1999, DragonForce issued their ‘Valley Of The Damned’ debut in 2003 – an impressive nine-track showcase for their accomplished power metal forays. Containing a host of songs that still rank amongst the most popular of their output, the likes of ‘Black Fire’, ‘Evening Star’ and the title track itself, ‘VOTD’ has now been Remixed and Remastered to allow every aspect of the recordings to make maximum impact “Fans who have heard the original mixes many times might find that the songs sound a bit different now,” observes guitarist Herman Li, “but that’s how we always wanted the original songs to sound. We just didn’t have the time back then to make everything sound the way we wanted.” The studio track, ‘Where Dragons Rule’, has now been added to the audio side, and there is a bonus DVD featuring never-before-seen live footage (‘Valley Of The Damned’, filmed in Japan), behind-the-scenes material (also from Japan), video commentaries, plus in-studio interviews and clips (shot in Denmark & the UK), all of it lovingly assembled by Li himself. 2004 SAW the release of the follow-up album, ‘Sonic Firestorm’, which gave the band the chance to hone their skills and push their trademark sound to a whole new level. They were happy with ‘Sonic’ at the time and remain so to this day, which is why the mixing and the mastering have been left just as they are; however, the packaging has been upgraded, an extra track added (‘Cry Of The Brave’ – a song the group felt uncomfortable taking off first time around), and – as with ‘Valley’ – a bonus DVD added, this one featuring live footage from Japan (‘Fury Of The Storm’), video commentaries plus freshly recorded interviews with the band members themselves.

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