Hey folks,
various websites and magazines are publishing their "best of 2014" lists these days, so I'd like to jump on that train too and today I'll reveal the 15 best songs of 2014. For sure this is my personal taste, so maybe you guys have other favorites. Would be nice if you could put your top 5 songs of the year into the comments under this post. I'm very interested in what you think! All in all I must say that 2014 offered tons of great songs, but there are particular tracks that really stuck in my head the whole year. Those are the ones that are worth to be mentioned here.
This Blog is for all of you, who enjoy Rock and Metal music like I do (especially the more melodic side with all its subgenres). Check it out for the latest CD-Reviews, Live-Reports, Interviews and much more if you are interested in Melodic Rock/Metal!
It's all about having fun here, so please feel free to comment and share my stuff. Thank you!
It's all about having fun here, so please feel free to comment and share my stuff. Thank you!
Showing posts with label Allen/Lande. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Allen/Lande. Show all posts
Tuesday, December 16, 2014
Special: TOP 15 Songs Of The Year 2014!
Labels:
Allen/Lande,
Ammunition,
Dalton,
Dion Bayman,
Dynazty,
Edguy,
Freedom Call,
Gotthard,
H.e.a.t.,
Harem Scarem,
Johnny Lima,
Lover Under Cover,
Sonata Arctica,
Song Of The Year 2014,
Special,
Steel Panther,
Unisonic
Sunday, October 19, 2014
CD-Review: Allen/Lande - "The Great Divide"
In 2005 Frontiers Records united Symphony X singer Russell Allen and ex-Masterplan fronter Jorn Lande for a project that should become their most important effort on the Metal market: Allen/Lande. Under the leading hand of mastermind Magnus Karlsson they created with "The Battle" one of the best Melodic Metal albums in the last decade and two more strong records followed. Fans demanded a fourth album and they had to wait four long years. Finally "The Great Divide" hit the stores these days and it makes some things very different.
Labels:
Allen/Lande,
Jorn Lande,
Review,
Russell Allen,
Timo Tolkki
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