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| Great that bands recognise RJD....but that song is piss poor. Nice Rainbow-like keyboard solo though. |
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Love this song!  |
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| Well done 3IOB! maybe the song is not as bright as we would like to but their intention to honor a fallen hero deserves so much respect! |
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| Personally, I think that the song is completely awesome in every way. I would say it is a very fitting tribute to Dio. The Deep Purple solo is the best part by far. |
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Wow, that was awesome, I gotta say that even though this is not a ballad this managed to move me quite a bit, great lyrics, stunning vocals and guitar work, and of course that keyboard solo was great too.
"A King.. among his kind, shared his wisdom,
Even to the last in line" |
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This was a truly horrendous tribute. Good idea, piss poor execution. And why a Deep Purple like solo in a tribute to Dio?  |
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Written by Marcel Hubregtse on 20.05.2012 at 23:28
This was a truly horrendous tribute. Good idea, piss poor execution. And why a Deep Purple like solo in a tribute to Dio?
Somehow this quote came into mind upon reading your comment: "We are told to remember the idea, not the man, because a man can fail." - Perfect example here. |
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Written by Marcel Hubregtse on 20.05.2012 at 23:28
This was a truly horrendous tribute. Good idea, piss poor execution. And why a Deep Purple like solo in a tribute to Dio?
Maybe they were aiming for a Rainbow type solo but slightly misfired? Who knows. Regardless of intent/result, it enhanced the song, even if it didn't accurately reflect the lyrical content.
Personally, I don't see what's so "horrendous" about this. Classic 3 Inches' song. One of the higher points of the new album for me. |
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Written by Doc Godin on 21.05.2012 at 03:18
One of the higher points of the new album for me.
if this is one of the higher points of the album then I will think the album is totally and utterly shit.
Btw I am not familiar with 3iob's back catalogue at all, but if this is a typical song of theirs then I really can't understand how they got to be as big as they are. |
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Written by Marcel Hubregtse on 21.05.2012 at 03:25
Written by Doc Godin on 21.05.2012 at 03:18
One of the higher points of the new album for me.
if this is one of the higher points of the album then I will think the album is totally and utterly shit.
Btw I am not familiar with 3iob's back catalogue at all, but if this is a typical song of theirs then I really can't understand how they got to be as big as they are.
Great riffs. Interesting vocals (sort of a love-or-hate I find for most people). As well as a fun sense of humor to their lyrics. They're not a band to think too hard about whilst listening, just a simple, straightforward fun time. |
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Written by Doc Godin on 21.05.2012 at 03:28
Great riffs. Interesting vocals (sort of a love-or-hate I find for most people). As well as a fun sense of humor to their lyrics. They're not a band to think too hard about whilst listening, just a simple, straightforward fun time.
I can see your points about the lyrics and vocals here (even though I borderline dislike them). But in this song there is not a single great, good or even standard riff. |
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| Sweet. One of my favorite songs from the album. \m/ |
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