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Eternal Flame (4:30) |
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Still (4:15) |
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King Of The Castle (4:51) |
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Solitude (2:40) |
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Blind Faith (6:14) |
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Sign Of The Times (5:38) |
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Suite In B Minor BWV1067 (1:53) |
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Cry For You (4:37) |
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Serpent In A Paradise (4:39) |
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Pain (2:41) |
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Stay In My Heart (6:37) |
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Kelly Simonz`s Blindfaith
Sign Of The Times (CD)
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Heavy Metal/Hard Rock
Japan's very own guitar hero/singer Kelly Simonz is heavily influenced by Yngwie Malmsteen, but on Sign Of The Times, his songwriting is much more melodic and varied. The CD contains everything from a piano ballad, acoustic guitars, melodic hard rock to full blast shred and even a live track. This world version exclusively includes the following new tracks: "Still", a ballad featuring beautiful piano works, "King Of The Castle", which captures the most aggressive and heaviest side of Blindfaith, and "Blind Faith (Live)" a selection of the best performance from 2001 live recordings, which previews the band's ever-to-be-heard musicianship, such as versatile rhythm arrangements for the live show. Simonz believes this song will set Blindfaith multidimensionally apart from the crowd with a definitive musical statement, especially for the world-wide listeners. A total of five instrumentals are included ("Solitude", "Suite In B Minor BWV1067", "Cry For You", "Pain" and the title track).
(Electric (Heavy)/Heavy Metal/Hard Rock), total running time, 55:25 - Kelly Simonz`s Blindfaith @ iTunes!
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Vol. 17, No. 2: Feb.-Mar. 2012
