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William Black needs a nasal spray - A review of Blaze Bayley's ''Infinite Entanglement''

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''Infinite Entanglement'' is the first strike of a conceptual trilogy that goes back to Blaze Bayley's beloved space theme that already dominated his first solo outputs ''Silicon Messiah'' and ''Tenth Dimension''. This album sounds less diversified, emotional...

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William Black needs a nasal spray - A review of Blaze Bayley's ''Infinite Entanglement''

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''Infinite Entanglement'' is the first strike of a conceptual trilogy that goes back to Blaze Bayley's beloved space theme that already dominated his first solo outputs ''Silicon Messiah'' and ''Tenth Dimension''. This album sounds less diversified, emotional...

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William Black needs a nasal spray - A review of Blaze Bayley's ''Infinite Entanglement''

Par kluseba

''Infinite Entanglement'' is the first strike of a conceptual trilogy that goes back to Blaze Bayley's beloved space theme that already dominated his first solo outputs ''Silicon Messiah'' and ''Tenth Dimension''. This album sounds less diversified, emotional...

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William Black needs a nasal spray - A review of Blaze Bayley's ''Infinite Entanglement''

Par kluseba

''Infinite Entanglement'' is the first strike of a conceptual trilogy that goes back to Blaze Bayley's beloved space theme that already dominated his first solo outputs ''Silicon Messiah'' and ''Tenth Dimension''. This album sounds less diversified, emotional...

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William Black needs a nasal spray - A review of Blaze Bayley's ''Infinite Entanglement''

Par kluseba

''Infinite Entanglement'' is the first strike of a conceptual trilogy that goes back to Blaze Bayley's beloved space theme that already dominated his first solo outputs ''Silicon Messiah'' and ''Tenth Dimension''. This album sounds less diversified, emotional...

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William Black needs a nasal spray - A review of Blaze Bayley's ''Infinite Entanglement''

Par kluseba

''Infinite Entanglement'' is the first strike of a conceptual trilogy that goes back to Blaze Bayley's beloved space theme that already dominated his first solo outputs ''Silicon Messiah'' and ''Tenth Dimension''. This album sounds less diversified, emotional...

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William Black needs a nasal spray - A review of Blaze Bayley's ''Infinite Entanglement''

Par kluseba

''Infinite Entanglement'' is the first strike of a conceptual trilogy that goes back to Blaze Bayley's beloved space theme that already dominated his first solo outputs ''Silicon Messiah'' and ''Tenth Dimension''. This album sounds less diversified, emotional...

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Redundant road trip through familiar territories - A review of Axel Rudi Pell's ''Game of Sins''

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Two years after the surprisingly energetic and energizing ''Into the Storm'', the German heavy and power metal quintet with one of the least inspired band names ever comes around with a solid yet too predictable follow-up entitled ''Game of Sins''. While...

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Good morning ladies and gentlemen, It's possible that you might see a few advertisements on my blog from now on. This wasn't my choice because I'm not trying to make money with my personal blog at all. I have no direct influence on these advertisements...

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