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I never noticed how alike those album covers were. That is pretty cool.
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Originally posted by A Person A Person wrote:

I never noticed how alike those album covers were. That is pretty cool.

They are exact opposites: the colors for the name of the band and the album title are inversed... and the shades covering the faces are on opposite sides...
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I haven't listened to Symphony X for a few years now, but my iTunes randomizer did just select the Russell Allen song We Will Fly from his solo album Atomic Soul.
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I'm not a huge fan of that particular style of singing, but to my ears Allen just about wipes the floor with LaBrie.

*dons flameproof suit*Wink
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Originally posted by Raff Raff wrote:

I'm not a huge fan of that particular style of singing, but to my ears Allen just about wipes the floor with LaBrie.

*dons flameproof suit*Wink
Where does Jorn Lande fall in that particular style of singing for you?
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The Soft Machine Third album cover
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This is the original album cover.  I'm listening to the complete Go Sessions
Released date are often when it it impacted you but recorded dates are when it really happened...
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Originally posted by rushfan4 rushfan4 wrote:

Originally posted by Raff Raff wrote:

I'm not a huge fan of that particular style of singing, but to my ears Allen just about wipes the floor with LaBrie.

*dons flameproof suit*Wink
Where does Jorn Lande fall in that particular style of singing for you?


I like Jorn Lande much better, because of the bluesy, rugged tinge of his voice - he's been compared to David Coverdale after all, and Coverdale was one hell of a singer with Deep Purple and the earlier incarnations of Whitesnake. And I do like Ark's Burn the Sun quite a lot too.
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Originally posted by Raff Raff wrote:

I'm not a huge fan of that particular style of singing, but to my ears Allen just about wipes the floor with LaBrie. *dons flameproof suit*Wink


100% agreed!
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Natacha can always come around to do some belly dancing for me...........Natacha is my habibiHug 1st  solo album. Still with Transglobal Underground when she did this one.
 
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Originally posted by Raff Raff wrote:

Originally posted by rushfan4 rushfan4 wrote:

Originally posted by Raff Raff wrote:

I'm not a huge fan of that particular style of singing, but to my ears Allen just about wipes the floor with LaBrie.

*dons flameproof suit*Wink
Where does Jorn Lande fall in that particular style of singing for you?


I like Jorn Lande much better, because of the bluesy, rugged tinge of his voice - he's been compared to David Coverdale after all, and Coverdale was one hell of a singer with Deep Purple and the earlier incarnations of Whitesnake. And I do like Ark's Burn the Sun quite a lot too.
I like Burn The Sun too, and I recommended a while back to Pablo, because his singing reminded me of David Coverdale.  Have you heard the two Russell Allen/Jorn Lande collaborations?  They're more fantasy power metal than prog, but they're still good if you don't mind that type of music.
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Jorn Lande is perhaps the best bluesy power metal singer there ever has been. I love David Coverdale, but Jorn took that style, added in Dio, and then his own touches as well. Allen is growing on me, and I think is better than LaBrie, though LaBrie really has never been the same to me since he had throat problems in the mid-90's.
 
Of course the best pure power metal singer ever for me is Geoff Tate.
 
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