Showing posts with label Ghost Opera. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ghost Opera. Show all posts

ETC #49 "Up Through the Ashes"

Written By Anonymous on Thursday, January 31, 2013 | 1/31/2013 05:00:00 AM

Song: "Up Through the Ashes" ~ Artist: Kamelot



Comments:  Happy Thursday, everyone!  I have been a musical recluse recently, however, I did decide today that some metal would be a good way to keep my mind occupied from the insanity that has been this week.  The songs that I wanted to use have all been taken by fellow blogger, Christopher. While I wasn't thrilled with this it did give me a reason to listen to some of their music with which I'm not so familiar.  The song that caught my eye was this one (obviously).  It has a soothing, beautiful instrumental to start and then turns into the typical, powerful metal.  Turns out this is also a great motivating song for running.  I wish I had more to say about this song, but happy listening!

Entry 71-- Symphonic Metal Week, Part 5: "Ghost Opera" - Kamelot

Written By Christopher Audiophile on Friday, October 14, 2011 | 10/14/2011 06:55:00 AM

Symphonic Metal Week, Part 5
Song: "Ghost Opera"
Artist: Kamelot
http://youtu.be/J-TUufvK0gU
Comments: Kamelot was one of the first (symphonic) 'metal' bands I really liked, and I feel like it's a fitting tribute to the band that sparked my love of a genre to end with one of their songs."Ghost Opera" is one of their more symphonic pieces, so I decided to use it instead of the less symphonic song "Forever," which happens to be the first song of theirs I heard. Enjoy the song, and have a good weekend!

Entry 71-- Symphonic Metal Week, Part 5: "Ghost Opera" - Kamelot

Symphonic Metal Week, Part 5
Song: "Ghost Opera"
Artist: Kamelot
http://youtu.be/J-TUufvK0gU
Comments: Kamelot was one of the first (symphonic) 'metal' bands I really liked, and I feel like it's a fitting tribute to the band that sparked my love of a genre to end with one of their songs."Ghost Opera" is one of their more symphonic pieces, so I decided to use it instead of the less symphonic song "Forever," which happens to be the first song of theirs I heard. Enjoy the song, and have a good weekend!