by Sebastian Kluth
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After the rather calm and progressive first strike with the new singer Timo Kotipelto, the enjoyable "Fourth Dimension", Stratovarius follow the path and go even further on this release. There are in fact only two kinds of tracks on the record. There...
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After the rather calm and progressive first strike with the new singer Timo Kotipelto, the enjoyable "Fourth Dimension", Stratovarius follow the path and go even further on this release. There are in fact only two kinds of tracks on the record. There...
Lire la suite
After the rather calm and progressive first strike with the new singer Timo Kotipelto, the enjoyable "Fourth Dimension", Stratovarius follow the path and go even further on this release. There are in fact only two kinds of tracks on the record. There...
Lire la suite
After the rather calm and progressive first strike with the new singer Timo Kotipelto, the enjoyable "Fourth Dimension", Stratovarius follow the path and go even further on this release. There are in fact only two kinds of tracks on the record. There...
Lire la suite
After the rather calm and progressive first strike with the new singer Timo Kotipelto, the enjoyable "Fourth Dimension", Stratovarius follow the path and go even further on this release. There are in fact only two kinds of tracks on the record. There...
Lire la suite
After the rather calm and progressive first strike with the new singer Timo Kotipelto, the enjoyable "Fourth Dimension", Stratovarius follow the path and go even further on this release. There are in fact only two kinds of tracks on the record. There...
Lire la suite
After the rather calm and progressive first strike with the new singer Timo Kotipelto, the enjoyable "Fourth Dimension", Stratovarius follow the path and go even further on this release. There are in fact only two kinds of tracks on the record. There...
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Almost everything concerning the nonsense of a double EP release with the same title track and the song itself has already been told in my previous reviews and I might point out one more time that this EP is only interesting for the truly faithful fan...
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This little EP is a nice gimmick for collectors and big Avantasia fan boys but of no interest for anyone else. One might discuss why they released two EPs with the same title track at the same moment and nothing for the later double album that closed...
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While the first part of this double album release felt too much like a compilation record without soul, this second part is much more fluid and coherent. There are less guest singers but more quality on "Angel of Babylon". It still is far from beating...
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