Showing posts with label Blind Guardian. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Blind Guardian. Show all posts
Thursday, August 4, 2011
Blind Guardian: A Voice in the Dark
The song is "eh", but the video is pretty darn cool if viewed as a mini-horror movie. (From German metal band Blind Guardian's latest album....)
Thursday, June 23, 2011
Eine Kleine Schreckmusik
Insomnia strikes, I try to bore myself to sleep with Youtube... and what do I find, but mini-horror movie as the video for Blind Guardian's cover of "Mr. Sandman."
Pretty spooking stuff. I give it a rating of Ten Monstrous Clowns out of Ten. :)
Blind Guardian is a German metal band that's been around since the mid-1980s, and they pretty much single-handedly gave rise to the German metal scene. They've often been imitated and lampooned, but never equaled. Of particular interest to readers of this blog might be that the lyrics for their songs, written mostly by front-man Hansi Kursch, are often inspired by fantasy and horror literature.
Their best albums over the years have been "Tales from the Twilight World" (1990), "The Forgotten Tales" (1996), "A Night at the Opera" (2002), and their most recent effort "At the Edge of Time" (2010). (The video featured above was originally produced to promote "The Forgotten Tales", an album that's half quirky cover tunes.
Pretty spooking stuff. I give it a rating of Ten Monstrous Clowns out of Ten. :)
Blind Guardian is a German metal band that's been around since the mid-1980s, and they pretty much single-handedly gave rise to the German metal scene. They've often been imitated and lampooned, but never equaled. Of particular interest to readers of this blog might be that the lyrics for their songs, written mostly by front-man Hansi Kursch, are often inspired by fantasy and horror literature.
Their best albums over the years have been "Tales from the Twilight World" (1990), "The Forgotten Tales" (1996), "A Night at the Opera" (2002), and their most recent effort "At the Edge of Time" (2010). (The video featured above was originally produced to promote "The Forgotten Tales", an album that's half quirky cover tunes.
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