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BallsToTheWall
September 4th 2007


51216 Comments

Album Rating: 3.5

I like what ive heard. Title track slays.

Otisbum
September 4th 2007


1913 Comments


The title tracks from each of their albums are usually the bomb.

Takuah
September 16th 2007


4 Comments


I'm going to check it out. Listened to a few songs so far, pretty good, interesting band, just not my favorite genre.

Altmer
September 18th 2007


5711 Comments

Album Rating: 3.5

This album is indeed passable. Some good stuff, some meh stuff, sort through some of the trash and you find some gems.



Like Love You to Death

SchrodingersCat
November 25th 2007


5 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

Good review.



I was disappointed when I listened to this album. The first three songs were good and then the album kinda died from there. I was expecting so much more.

botb
February 13th 2008


17796 Comments


I actually am enjoying this. Khan is such a godly singer.

Poet
February 13th 2008


6144 Comments

Album Rating: 3.5

The Human Stain, Ghost Opera, and Edenecho are my favorite off of here. The Pendulous Fall (a Japanese Bonus Track) is probably the best song recorded for this album; it didn't even make it

BallsToTheWall
February 26th 2008


51216 Comments

Album Rating: 3.5

Pretty epic. My first album from Kamelot, gotta say, Roy Kahn is pretty solid.

Hawks
March 15th 2008


87075 Comments


Kamelot is so much better than some bands that get way to much praise, like Dragonforce.

Poet
March 15th 2008


6144 Comments

Album Rating: 3.5

Dragonforce, while still being in the same genre as Kamelot, as a totally different sound imo. Dragonforce is really good, but I agree Kamelot is better

Hawks
March 15th 2008


87075 Comments


I agree that they do sound totally different, but i think that Kamelot should get more praise than Dragonforce. I will say that Dragonforce has amazing guitarists, but i think overall Kamelot is much better.

BallsToTheWall
March 24th 2008


51216 Comments

Album Rating: 3.5

I don't know which album I enjoy more, Ghost Opera or this. I dig both, The Black Halo and the atmosphere of this album. I'd say my two favorite respective tracks are Mourning Star and The Haunting.

Poet
March 25th 2008


6144 Comments

Album Rating: 3.5

oh, I think The Black Halo is so much better than this.

HDFU
March 28th 2008


2 Comments

Album Rating: 5.0

i don't think this is an album worthy of rating nu 3... many people expected some of The Black Halo 2 and many are disapointed cause this is something really different and a like it that way but I understant other people, in the begining I also hated it but now I love it XD

Captain North
August 6th 2008


6793 Comments

Album Rating: 3.5

Wha? Love You To Death has stupid lyrics? Since when? They're a pretty good send off to a dying loved one (sounds kinda like they have cancer, due to the prolongedness of it). And the vocals are equisite. Nor do I see anything wrong with Blucher, but eh. No, the problem with this album is Anthem.

Oxpost
August 13th 2008


3 Comments


I've read this review on a different site. Are you the same guy or have you copied it?

ShatteredSoul
January 30th 2009


110 Comments

Album Rating: 3.5

The Black Halo was such a compelling album. I'm not that much into heavier metal but it really got me. Compared to TBH this one sounds more or less forced & unnatural, but then again when the point of comparison is that great, so does many other album.

OllieS
April 20th 2009


2280 Comments

Album Rating: 3.0

The last 4 songs are so painfully average

Whispered4tw
December 5th 2009


930 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

Anthem is painfully average? Gtfo.

VTK
December 12th 2009


76 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

This album has been growing on me as the months passed by. Sure, it's not Black Halo 2.0 but it's darn close to that.



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