Classical Tracks

In the mood for some Gibson SG mastery.

Yes! Thunder!

Beethoven - Romance for Violin and Orchestra No.1 in G Major (sped up slightly(?) the whole composition is delightful )


Bach - Air on a G String



Oh You mean like "classic"...

Flowers at the 3.07

Kapis, that music from Mari Boine Persen sounds so familiar and I think it is mournfully lovely.

A Tribute to Tchaikovsky



Chopin



George Frideric Handel - The Arrival of the Queen of Sheba



Bach - Harpsichord Concerto No.1 in D Minor BWV 1052 - 1/3



^ This piece by Bach is just mind boggling. What was going through that man's head?

Some of the greats there Flames, Another classic from Anton Karas, the theme from the "Third Man"

God knows, God knows I want to break free!

R.I.P. Freddie

What does it mean "i want to break free" ?

What does it mean "i want to break free" ?

In Oxford englitch it means you got a little crack in yer teacup sir

Kapis, I am a huge Therion fan, and I can't believe I've never heard of that Summernight City song. Thanks for posting that. I like it a lot. By the way, in the beginning, the dude standing in the middle between those two guys, looks kind of like Bill Shatner!

I see that the song is a bonus track on Secret of the Runes. I don't have that album, but I've heard it, and it is just awesome.

http://www.metal-archives.com/release.php?id=417

Their new album Sitra Ahra is out. It's really good, as are all Therion albums. Here's a 'fan made' video for the title track.



I have no idea what this video is supposed to be about, but it sounds cult as fuck!! Their music isn't very well received in America. It's interesting because their music is very operatic, symphonic, and occultic. Too complex for the average 'merican.

hi Flames, yeah they made a superb job on that cover , i can see the James T connection
The tall man and the woman have great voices

It's interesting because their music is very operatic, symphonic, and occultic.

Occultic with a capital O as i looked at their list of song subjects , its an excellent job at merging metal and operatic , i will look out for their stuff in future , im sure their capable of pushing out something immense.

And now for something completly different ........

In Oxford englitch it means you got a little crack in yer teacup sir

Youve gone all cryptic on me, do i need an enigma cypher machine or should i torture myself with projection

I was kidding, "to break free" sounds like a contradiction to the german ear, what does "breaking" and "freedom" have to do with one another, yet I understand that the english term "to break free" means to get away from something opressive..right?