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[Juni Ori]

Time for some Deep Purple jam!

[Juni Ori]

Heehehee! This is great:
Some kantele-playing

[Frodo]

Hehe.  I like the head-banging kid  

[DeathDude]

Time for some classic Gamma Ray, this is off one of their best albums, granted they haven't made a bad one ever since Kai took over on vocals imo, this is Land of the Free.

Gamma Ray - Land of the Free (Live)

[Juni Ori]

I wonder I haven't ever before introduced Leningrad Cowboys to you guys! Here's their Hurriganes-cover:
I Will Stay

[DeathDude]

Now for a more obsecure band, this is Spock's Beard, with a sound that can be described as a bit of Genesis with a bit of the beatles, this is another somewhat well known progressive rock band, that ranks right up there with Porcupine Tree, so here is an older track, that ya may have heard sung by George Harrison aways back, this is Beware of Darkness.

Spock's Beard - Beware of Darkness (Live 1997)

[Frodo]

Here's rather a strange band called Sigue Sigue Sputnik.  Gotta love those hairstyles.  

Sigue Sigue Sputnik: 21st Century Boy -

[Juni Ori]

That. Is. Disturbingly. Strange.

[Frodo]

I've really gotten into this band recently (I blame Juni   ), and this song shows off Tarja's vocals, as well as having powerful guitars and drums.       Hope you enjoy it.  

NightWish:  Ghost Love Score -

[DeathDude]

Lets go with another Gamma Ray hit, off their album No World Order, this is New World Order.

Gamma Ray - New World Order (Live in Paris)

[Frodo]

Some more NightWish.      This time they are singing Phantom Of The Opera.
I just love the combination of Tarja's & Marco's voice together - simply breathtaking.  

Nightwish: Phantom Of The Opera -  

[DeathDude]

Time to finish off the hat trick, another classic Gamma Ray song, featuring the famous Kai Hansen. With soaring dual guitar melodies and much much more, here is Somewhere out in Space.

Gamma Ray - Somewhere Out in Space (Live)

[_r.u.s.s.]

koRn- Another Brick In The Wall

[DeathDude]

A Special Dream Theater clip from their live cd/dvd bootleg called When Dreams and Day Reunite, basically the concert was their first album, sung entirely by their current singer James Labrie (As the first album was sung by a different singer) So for this concert, in the encore, the original singer Charlie Dominci and former Keyboardist Derek Sherninan, joined the rest of DT, to perform the classic, Metropolis.

Dream Theater - Metropolis (Live)

[Frodo]

Do you ever wish you had an angel?  I know I do, and apparantly, so do Nightwish.    



Nightwish: Wish I Had An Angel  -