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Byrd "Flying Beyond The 9": Independent Review


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Review of "Flying Beyond The 9"

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By: Stefan Lejon

letter s well as power metal, guitar based hardrock seem to be having quite a comeback these days. Aland record company Lion Music stands at the forefront, bringing us fresh, yet heavily 70's/80's inspired, hardrock. James Byrd is no exception to that rule. Despite clear influences from various 70's bands he has managed to create something quite exiting and fresh. His own take on this particular style has something theatrical over it, more bombastic and grand than his style-mates. 'Flying Beyond the 9' sounds very Malmsteen-ish in it's approach, but also much more exiting than anything Mr. Yngwie has released in the last 10-15 years. If you're into orchestrated metal, with lots of guitar solos, this is a must have for you. Singer Michael James Flatters deserves extra credit for his vocal performance...
© Stefan Lejon / Urkraft Webzine

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