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Ogre - Plague of the Planet (2008)

Nationality: U.S.
Year: 2008
Style: Doom Metal-70's Rock
Myspace: http://www.myspace.com/ogre

This CD is a wonder. No more. Has only a single song, divided into 13 segments with a duration of 37 minutes, but has a genius that few bands possess. With a music
choose doom parts and parts Ogre definitely rock this cd takes us to a world much like us in the future, where the energy crisis has forced mankind to fight for the gas to Mad Max. With a list of characters presented in previous works, will call from the fall of humanity to its resurgence at the hands of the Proto-Man. Comic story 100% and a tough critique of oil wars. Regarding

little music I can describe as a band ... peculiar. I can only say that if you like stories, I like doom, I like rock or simply want to expand the groups, Ogre is your band. Give him a chance to the song.

Songs I recommend: End Days, Drive, Dawn of the Protoman

"And oh, what a deadly foe

Soldiers Are Killed

Spilled blood is

But Are filled on cars the road "

Tuxedo Women's Sewing Pattern

blue ...





closed his eyes and watched the last few months, like someone watching a movie from the end to beginning ... rewound those months ...
began by counting the times I cried ... first they wept over it, followed by those who had cried "IT", which was mourned by l @ s otr @ s. .. ended up being not so many or so few times I cried ...
counted the times he had been sad ... with no grounds for exercise of martyrdom itself, inconsistent ...
counted the lies of the past months ... started with those who hurt themselves to someone who does not deserve it continued with whom they had reduced the extent of avoiding some adverse events were more sad that someone ... ended with those that had fallen from the tree and the other had been beaten mercilessly, and they had pursued knowing what I would find ...
counted and disagreements ... until they got bored and ended up having to do half that was certain, reflected quite well the reality ... because unfortunately used very little wrong when she was against it ...
counted the rainbow I had seen the shooting stars ... I had always asked the same three wishes, those who asked for so I had forgotten how much time did the chasing ... He threw half
for ALL the possessed ... the highest average sum of all insurance ... He told
fights, arguments, reconciliations ...
counted the days until something floated back to the floor with a big hit that floor ... I was at the height she wanted ... his own apartment ...
counted the times she ate nails, as often as they are painted, hangovers, poisonings, insomnia, restless sleep, nightmares that haunt his nights ...
counted and measured everything he could to avoid the counting of immense joy ... and it was the panic that had
not find any
...

Start Front Camera In Nokia E71

Series: The genera - Heavy

I intend to analyze the most famous songs from each of the major and popular genres. This analysis will consist of technical melodic voice, handwriting, social impact and personal criticism.
For each gender will use the basis of the first song the most Last.fm heard of the label to that genre. So

genres are: Heavy Metal, Rock, Pop, Punk, Blues, Jazz, Reggaeton, Rap and modern electronics. Heavy
start with that after all is what more domino in the world of music.

THE NUMBER OF THE BEAST - IRON MAIDEN

The first song that concerns us is the most listened to by the fan means, with more than 9000 copies, this song has become a icon for moving heavy. Now a small chip on it:

Artist: Iron Maiden

Album: The Number of The Beast

Year: 1982

Country: United Kingdom

Author music / lyrics: Steve Harris

Technique: Steve Harris, founder, leader and bassist of Iron Maiden, was setting trends with its powerful bass, while the solos and riffs of Adrian Smith at the beginning of the track and along it, do recognize that even when not even take 5 seconds. The base provided with battery Clive Burr gave us the feeling of galloping cowboys and their persecution by the Reds.

Voice: What about Bruce Dickinson? Even as his first album with Maiden for those dates showed that a man can make sense if you like what you do. The approach taken adopts its lyrical intonation and marked the mediocrity of the NWOBHM and re-launched a whole genre to stardom. It was a great debut for a good singer with a hell of band.

Lyrics: The letter consists of two parts. In the first we find the feeling of the tribes Indian to be invaded by the white man during the American colonization in its reprise in the second verse are the animals that speak of their struggle against the Reds. It is a point of contrast between the two sides, the two sides to see each other as something to be removed without any good and it gives us to think about the brutality and little need for unjust wars.

Social impact: His music appeared in an age when the world was in uncertainty. The Wall has just fallen and people still did not trust each other. The aftermath of the Vietnam War and the shadow of the Gulf made the people more agitated. What gave strength punk movement also flapped its wings to groups like Maiden broke through with their lyrics cultural and songs on esotericism and fantasy. Today "Run To The Hills" remains the anthem that we sang in bars and gambling dens. I would say that the youth dazzled depressive and gave something to believe. At the time the album was heavily criticized by the Christian right to be considered openly Satanist (even though it only referred to in the album's title track). After overcoming all odds, his music and especially this album, is convirieron a symbol of freedom and culture.

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single of 1982

Personal Review: With this song I've done great things, from making love to win football games. It's one of those songs you hear everywhere you go and, though not my favorite, will occupy a special place in my life to be one of the most I've heard.

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"Selling whiskey and Taking Them Their gold

Enslaving the Young and Destroying the old"

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The rockier Palin and the case Öystergate

's blog Leather and Chains owned by a friend, posted today an article on Sarah Palin, candidate for the Republican Party, second in past U.S. elections, and believe me that it should be mentioned at all other blogs.

turns out that this kind and loving woman wears a Blue Öyster Cult song at his rallies and American fan emailed him to see if that was an accident or if she was a metalhead truth as it seemed. His surprise was highest when the former governor answered and confirmed that in his younger years of high school was a follower of the band and the rock scene of the time.
The emboldened blogger sent him another email in which he proposed a feat no other elected official had done before: Would you be able to make a review of "Opus Eponymous" Ghost of Swedes? (Highly recommended)
Well, dare and made a very remarkable result. Not only because of their lack of knowledge and criticism of a cd, but for his tufazo a political campaign and nothing to do with music. He does not take away

Article written merit telling the same things, I suggest that you spend just to see it and you bring forth your own conclusions.

Just to say that among its illustrious pearls is the surprise that leads to realize that the band is Swedish but speaks perfect English and finding their way into his mind the possibility that a terrorist might Swedish criminal acts by perfect English. Also his criticism of anti-religious songs and lyrics of violence. Finally, there is nothing wasted.

Links:
Leather & Chains: Original article
American Blog: The Tyranny Of Tradition