16:34 - Bad English and we drink aprox same type of alcohol, only he has more money, he can buy more and he has easier acces to Bellgium and dutch beers
16:30 - Bad English No Marcel listens good music, I prefere same :p but I dont like cricet, well same like he does not like ice hockey, so we're equal
16:21 - Spirit Molecule Marcel watches a sport that is as boring as the music he listens too :P
01. Allegiance 02. Insanity 03. Falling To Pieces 04. Ready To Strike 05. Breaking The Silence [feat. Tara] 06. Deliverance 07. Till The End Of Time 08. Dreamchaser 09. Before The Storm 10. The Essence 11. Where Do We Go From Here? 12. Healing Tool [Japanese bonus] 13. Demon Nights [Japanese bonus] + Falling To Pieces (video) + The Firewind Documentary 2005/2006 (video)
Additional info Produced by Gus G. & Firewind
Recorded @ JM Studio in Mollnycke, Sweden February 2006
Mixed @ Studio Fredman in Sweden, March 2006
Mastered @ Tailor Maid productions in Stockholm, Sweden
Those who pledged their Allegiance:
Fredrik Mordstroem - Engineering and mixing, Patrik J. Sten - Mixing assistant
Martin Kronlund - Additional engineering
Rickard Bengtsson - Vocal coach and additional engineering on "Insanity" and "Falling To Pieces"
Peter In De Betou - Mastering
Patrick Ulaeus - Photos / Revolver Film Company AB, www.revolver.se
Carsten Drescher - Layout and cover design for Media Logistics Gmbh, www.medialogistics.com
Enhancement of "The Firewind Documentary 2005/2006" edited by Bob Katsionis
"Falling To Pieces" Video Clip directed by Firewind and produced by Patric Ullaeus / Revolver Film Company AB, www.revolver.se
"Firewind" seems to be a really unstable band if you're looking at all those line-up changes during the last years. It's like they're having a completely new line-up for each album, but since the main song writer and founder of the band is Gus G., they've managed to create a somewhat stable sound.
Although this is on my list of top 20 Power Metal albums, it's worth mentioning and funny that the intro riff and chorus riff/vocals on "Ready To Strike" are identical to those on "Children Of The Night" by Whitesnake. Also the intro riff on "Where Do We Go From Here?" starts like the intro riff on "Big City Nights" by Scorpions ...but overall this album is very heavy and interesing with "Allegiance", "Breaking The Silence" and "The Essence" being the best tracks and the high point of this album are definitely the solos.
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...but overall this album is very heavy and interesing with "Allegiance", "Breaking The Silence" and "The Essence" being the best tracks and the high point of this album are definitely the solos.
