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Paganblood
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If anyone wants to listen to an album with catchy melodies and aggressive sound, Amon Amarth's "Once Sent From The Golden Hall" would be a very appropriate choice. Released in the year 1998, this is a perfect example of an album which represents the fusion of melody, aggression and speed ("speed" here refers to the fast guitars).
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| published 13.01.2007 | Comments (10)
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| Rating: 8 |
Amon amarth have released a lot of brilliant albums, but this is where it all started. Hegg's vocals aren't the best at this point, but they do fit in with the rumbling bass-lines and heavy riffs throughout. A brilliant start to a wonderfully successful career.
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An ambitious album that somehow seeks to take instant charge of its listener and does not stop until the album is over. The longer songs here are my highlights, the anthemic 'Amon Amarth' a perfect way of introducing the band, whereas 'Victorious March' could stand head to head with any other Amon Amarth song to this day. Underrated isn't the word.
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Cuca Beludo - 05.07.2012 at 22:38
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Listened to it again after a year. It sounds so great after all this time  Perhaps I should check the following two albums aswell. They sounded bad a year ago.
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I was listening this, good DM album but this is not AA still it is not what we know today and they were still in underground, well band still was underate din those days
Good MDM
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