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Band : StormWarrior
Country : Germany
Release : At Foreign Shores: Live In Japan
Year : 2006
Genre : Power Metal, Speed Metal
File Info : mp3 320
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Country : Germany
Release : At Foreign Shores: Live In Japan
Year : 2006
Genre : Power Metal, Speed Metal
File Info : mp3 320
Download : ][Sendspace][
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I suppose the advantage to doing a live album so early in a career is the fact that it’s easy to include all the best songs that fans want to hear. When your repertoire consists of maybe twenty-five choices, well, a setlist should be quite easy to come up with. That being said, I’m a little disappointed as to how things turned out in that regard. Ten songs, with many being only three or four minutes in length, just seems too scant. Only “Lindisfarne” clocks in at any substantial length, so a couple more songs certainly would not have hurt. As for track selections, most of the highlights are covered – the ripping “Thunderer”, the relatively mid-paced “Odinn’s Warriors”, and even my personal favorite, “To Foreign Shores”, are all present. “Blood Eagle” or “Sigrblot” would have been welcome additions to the lineup, but in all one really can’t complain too much about the setlist.
I suppose the advantage to doing a live album so early in a career is the fact that it’s easy to include all the best songs that fans want to hear. When your repertoire consists of maybe twenty-five choices, well, a setlist should be quite easy to come up with. That being said, I’m a little disappointed as to how things turned out in that regard. Ten songs, with many being only three or four minutes in length, just seems too scant. Only “Lindisfarne” clocks in at any substantial length, so a couple more songs certainly would not have hurt. As for track selections, most of the highlights are covered – the ripping “Thunderer”, the relatively mid-paced “Odinn’s Warriors”, and even my personal favorite, “To Foreign Shores”, are all present. “Blood Eagle” or “Sigrblot” would have been welcome additions to the lineup, but in all one really can’t complain too much about the setlist.
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