Blind Guardian Beyond The Red Mirror Review

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Blind guardian beyond the red mirror review.

I wasn t all that impressed with it listening to it the first time. Beginning as more of a speed metal band in the late 80s blind guardian gradually began subtracting the blazing tempos with each release while injecting more and more symphonic elements and with their latest album beyond the red mirror they put on display more symphonic fireworks than ever before. 50 videos play all mix blind guardian beyond the red mirror album review youtube and then there was silence remastered 2017 duration. 12 total running time.

On beyond the red mirror blind guardian reaches conceptually back to 1995 s imaginations from the other side completing a story begun back then but never finished. It s simply not part of their nature. Beyond the red mirror is the best album blind guardian has released since a night at the opera and a triumphant middle finger to father time time is a cruel master. Beyond the red mirror is blind guardian s best record since a night at the opera and is a monumental achievement of composition and arrangement that like the aforementioned record is held back by its production and suffers somewhat from overreach.

2015 number of songs. Bg s stance in neo classical metal seems to be grossly overlooked a lot. To paint the arthurian quest of one chosen boy caught beyond our world main composers hansi kursch vocals and andre olbrich guitars used no less than three choirs and a full orchestra to populate their sonic tapestry. Beyond the red mirror doesn t come out and grab you right away like at the edge of time or nightfall in middle earth or the aforementioned imaginations.

76 minutes 42 seconds earbook version more info. Beyond the red mirror received a positive review from ray van horn jr. Since my back is to the wall i have to say this. Metalheads like me have continuously witnessed our favorite bands fall from grace at the hands of father time.

With beyond the red mirror i don t think it can be ignored any more. Beyond the red mirror sees them return to the power metal style they developed in the 90s but with a new direction for the future.