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A Night at the Opera
by: Blind Guardian
Price: $15.98 current as of:
03/15/2010 06:43 EDT
Binding: Audio CD
EAN: 0727701799520
Item Dimensions: 26
Label: Century Media
Manufacturer: Century Media
MPN: 7995
Number Of Discs: 1
Publisher: Century Media
Release Date: March 19, 2002
Studio: Century Media
Editorial Review:Album Description:This monumental album was in the writing stages for over two years and the band spent the better part of 2001 in the studio recording it. Featuring some of the most majestic and ambitious metal compositions ever recorded. Includes the bonus track 'Mies Del Dolor' not available on the import version. 2002.
Disc 1:- Precious Jerusalem
- Battlefield
- Under The Ice
- Sadly Sings Destiny
- The Maiden and The Minstrel Knight
- Wait For An Answer
- The Soulforged
- Age Of False Innocence
- Punishment Divine
- And Then There Was Silence
- Mies Del Dolor
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You may listen to it once and think it just to be okay, but over time you may find yourself listenning to it more and more to the point that it is almost addicting. It is a masterpiece. Battlefield, Sadly Sings Destiny, and And Then There Was Silence are the best songs.
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This is one of the best CD's ever. It combines powerful electric guitar solos and a full orchestra on almost every song, along with the beautiful, strong voice of Hansi Kursch, often overlapped several times to produce a choral sound. And of course the fact that it includes the most epic song of all time, And Then There was Silence, helps a lot.
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A Night at the Opera
Here's how it is- And Then There Was Silence is by far the most awesome song in the world, this is 14 minutes of epic guardian at their best and not even boring for a second, this song is completely worth the 15 bucks. All other songs are just frosting on the cake, plain and simple.
I hope this clears things up :)
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I recently just got into Blind Guardian with the release of the 2007 Remasters of their first 7 albums (not including the Tokyo Tales one), and I've come to really appreciate the mix of soaring power metal interlaced with medieval guitar solos.
Ironically, this was the last album I ended up receiving. I ordered "Twist in the Myth" and this one at the same time (after I had acquired all the remasters, and for some reason "Night at the Opera" took a week longer to arrive. So obviously, ...
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Blind Guardian is one of those bands that I can listen to endlessly and never get bored of their music. The release of their "Night At The Opera" CD just strengthens that - the choral singing and the feel of being in an opera or in a majestic sort of place of happiness and thrill - that's a good feeling! I love listening to all Blind Guardian CDs in general but this CD has a really powerful feel with the layered vocals and guitars - like an army or something at full force! There's no stopping these ...
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