[QUOTE=Grumma;16033711]Pretty sure there's heaps of people who do lol

And which version did you get?
I have the one minus Greenface, the acoustic When The Eagle Cries and also Star-Spangled Banner but then it has Gettysburg 1863 on it :)[/QUOTE]
I have the American version with all the songs, minus Waterloo and When the Eagle Cries (acoustic)

sick album

[QUOTE=pate;16034511]**** Yes

Now they just need to announce that Ripper has rejoined.[/QUOTE]

Not like he has anything better to do anyway.

Beyond Fear maybe

Or form a band with me.

Yeah, Ripper can join Mappy and Lee's Dooooooooooom project with numerous brees.

Falsetto and brees layered. :gasp:

Angra anyone?

[url]http://www.myspace.com/angraofficial[/url]

temple of hate is especially epic.

Vocalist Doogie White and Yngwie Malmsteen have decided to part company after six and a half years together. Doogie joined Malmsteen's band in September 2001 and recorded two albums with the legendary Swedish guitarist: "Attack" (2002) and "Unleash the Fury" (2005).

"I had a long chat with Yngwie today and it is clear that he wants to move musically in a new direction," Doogie said in a statement that was released to BLABBERMOUTH.NET earlier today. "It's great news that he will be expanding on his undoubted talents both as a writer and guitarist. I just want to thank, publicly, Yngwie and the many band members past and present that I have worked with. It seems appropriate that we started our working relationship in South America in September 2001 and finished in South America in December 2007. Now, anyone need a singer??"

Although there has been no official announcement on the matter, BLABBERMOUTH.NET can reveal that White's **rumored** replacement in Malmsteen's band is none other than former JUDAS PRIEST/ICED EARTH singer Tim "Ripper" Owens.



NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

Wtf that's retarded.

Temple of Hate is a great album. I've yet to hear anything else by them though.

Tim "Black Star" Owens

The vocals for Yngwie have always been terrible, but this is just straight out of left field.

Jeff Scott Soto was good.

[QUOTE=Deth;16035361]The vocals for Yngwie have always been terrible, but this is just straight out of left field.[/QUOTE]
You don't like Ripper Owen's vocals?

He loves Ripper. That's the problem. Ripper's too good for Yngwie.

[QUOTE=pate;16035543]He loves Ripper. That's the problem. Ripper's too good for Yngwie.[/QUOTE]
Yeah, i was about to say...

Ripper's vocals on The Glorious Burden made all the difference to me.

Yeah, Ripper can't help the EPIK GEETAR SWEEPZ OV FOCKING FURY

The cover of Mr. Crowley they were on is great, but only because of Ripper.

[QUOTE]Ripper's vocals on The Glorious Burden made all the difference to me.[/QUOTE]

THE SLAUGHTER NOW ENSUES
BODIES FALL LIKE RAINNNN


Yeah, he is excellent.

His whole performance on FA is equal to that part imo.




It's Official: TIM 'RIPPER' OWENS Is The New YNGWIE MALMSTEEN Singer - Feb. 26, 2008



**************** **** ****ING **** NO

[QUOTE=bringonthebreakdown;16035327]Angra anyone?

[url]http://www.myspace.com/angraofficial[/url]

temple of hate is especially epic.[/QUOTE]
Band is decent but feels totally machine-like and emotionless.

Eh, depends. That part is hard to beat. Some of the parts definitely match up to it, though.

**** now I have to get the new Yngwie album no matter what.

No kidding.

[QUOTE=Cocaine;16036034]Band is decent but feels totally machine-like and emotionless.[/QUOTE]

Totally what I feel as well.

Spread Your Fire is a badass song, and one that I actually give a crap about the lyrics. They're pretty cool.

The rest I could care less about.

Angra are good to listen to if they come up on random play, but I have never felt the urge to put an album of theirs on.

[QUOTE=Shattered_Future;16036487]
The rest I could care less about.[/QUOTE]

This is one of those things that a lot of North Americans do and it really gives me the grumbles. Look at this for clarification: [url]http://i25.tinypic.com/e0k677.png[/url]

[QUOTE=Shattered_Future;16036487]Spread Your Fire is a badass song, and one that I actually give a crap about the lyrics. They're pretty cool.
.[/QUOTE]

The only song I really like from Angra is this one.

[QUOTE=Riva;16036672]
This is one of those things that a lot of North Americans do and it really gives me the grumbles. Look at this for clarification: [url]http://i25.tinypic.com/e0k677.png[/url][/QUOTE]

I need to save that picture.

Yeah, it grinds my gears as well.

Jeff Scott Soto is awsome personified.
And Winter's Bane with Owens shall be killer :)

If it happens.