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Savatage - The Farewell Show - Live In Tampa, Florida 1992 - Bootleg

This is a live recording from a concert in Tampa in 1992 known as The Farewell show because it was the last show where Jon Oliva fronted the band for a whole concert and it was supposed to be his last concert with Savatage. That is all the facts I have from the VHS tape I traded back in the day. It is also the last concert with Jon and Criss Oliva ....

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Savatage - The Farewell Show - Live in Tampa 1992




Cage - Science Of Annihilation - Album Review

I'm currently awaiting the arrival of Death Dealer's debut album, so to make the time go by a bit faster, I pulled out this Cage album for a spin. Time did indeed seem to speed up.

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Cage - Science of Annihilation - Artwork - Review




Cain's Offering - My Queen Of Winter - Song Review

This opener from the Cain's Offering debut sets the stage for something grand. With an interesting structure, high speed, lush keys, a special atmosphere and brilliant singing, the song immediately swept me away. Through time it has kept growing. The whole album, Gather The Faithful, managed to capture some special sense of melancholy, not usua....

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Cain's Offering - My Queen Of Winter - Artwork




Ray Wilson - Chasing Rainbows - Album Review

Ray Wilson is back with a new solo album, sure to please existing fans and bring new ones into the fold. Chasing Rainbows holds everything I already love about his music and adds a few surprises in order to keep the evolution between albums going. I discovered Ray Wilson back in 2003 with his first solo album Change, and was immediately captivat....

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Ray Wilson - Chasing Rainbows - Artwork - Review




RevelationZ - Mission Statement - Mission Statement

After almost a year, I have replaced the welcome message with this article describing the purpose and core of the site.

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RevelationZ Site Update




Hackers: Heroes Of The Computer Revolution - 25'th Anniversary Edition - Book Review

If you have any deeper interest in computers whatsoever then this book is for you. "Hackers: Heroes Of The Computer Revolution" covers the years 1958 - 1983 and concentrates on a number of characters who had major roles in the computer revolution, the transition of the computer from a shared corporate mainframe to personal home entertainment sys....

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Hackers: Heroes Of The Computer Revolution - Cover




Enuff Z'Nuff - Joni Lynn - Song Review

If there was ever a song that has become my favorite by a particular band in record time it is this one. Enuff Z'Nuff have delivered a plethora of gems over the past 20+ years, but this one has surpassed them all. The grand opening sets the stage for something special and suddenly slows down and brings the atmosphere down to a very close and person....

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Enuff Z'nuff - Dissonance - Artwork - Review




Lost Horizon - Sworn In The Metal Wind - Song Review

As the song commences four high pitch screams slice through the air and completely overshadow the manic drumming and guitar riffs that provide the background. Having called down the power of the four elements, the song continues with a fast galloping rythm and a frenzy of guitar riffs, speeding up to overdrive just before the first verse commences.....

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Lost Horizon - Awakening The World - Artwork




Savatage - Tonight He Grins Again - Song Review

Tonight he grins again is among my favorites from the Streets album. The piano melody intertwined with the far away guitar wail is an inspired touch that sets a special atmosphere right from the beginning. Jon Oliva's vocal delivery is completely convincing and he draws the listener right into the despairing soul of the main charac....

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Savatage - Streets: A Rock Opera - Artwork




Pretty Maids - Dead Or Alive - Song Review

My favorite Pretty Maids song is hard to choose, but "Dead or Alive" often takes the honor. It has the heaviness, the melody and the special powerful touch that characterizes Pretty Maids. Ronnie Atkins' voice is raw and in-your-face and the music is tight and forceful, delivering the 'Fight for your beliefs' message with conviction.....

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Pretty Maids - Spooked - Artwork - Review




Various (Movies) - Introduction - Movie Collection

The Movie Collection is back!

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Kamelot - Forever - Song Review

Kamelot has the ability to write songs that feel perfect. Forever is one of those slick songs that click perfectly. Song for Roland was my favorite Kamelot song for a long time, but Forever eventually took the honor. While the song does not have the genius guitar riff of the aforementioned song, it....

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Kamelot - Karma - Artwork - Review




Enuff Z'Nuff - Mother's Eyes - Song Review

A soft bass line gently eases you into this mother of a rock song. In the opening moments Chip & Donnie's harmony vocals bring an uplifting feeling to the song while the main melody is delivered Derek Frigo style, through a blazing guitar solo. There is a great groove to the song and as it slowly unfolds it is very hard not to sing along. It is the....

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Enuff Z'nuff - Strength - Artwork




Various (Computers) - Currently Playing - Articles & Reviews

This article features the games I have spent time on recently, along with comments on each game.

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Currently Playing




Cage - Hell Destroyer - Album Review

Hell Yeah! It is a gratifying feeling to discover music such as this in this day and age. Those were my first thoughts back in 2007 when I discovered the album. Proving that it was not just a fad, Hell Destroyer still holds up today, 6 years later, and is as entertaining and goddamn brilliant as ever. Cage play Heavy Metal with so much spirit i....

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Cage Hell Destroyer - Artwork - Album Review




Buddy Lackey - Windsong - Song Review

This highly emotional piece of music brings out the essence of Buddy Lackey (aka Devon Graves). His solo album is worth tracking down if you want to hear something different and a must for fans of DeadSoul Tribe, Psychotic Waltz or just progressive metal in general. The song combines several elements in a completely convincing way and right from th....

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The Strange Mind of Buddy Lackey - Artwork




Manowar - Call To Arms - Song Review

A powerful Heavy Metal hymn that felt like a fresh blow of air from a time long gone, back in 2002 when it was released. It has indeed proven to be timeless and I find it impossible not to kneel down, raise my hands in the air and sing along in any kind of party situation. Eric Adams' voice is forceful and feels like a source of unlimited power, th....

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Manowar - Warriors Of The World - Artwork - Review







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So, Lone Star, now you see that evil will always triumph because good is dumb.

Origin: Spaceballs (Movie)



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